Timer in UpdatePanel
I have an asp:UpdatePanel with an asp:Timer. These are in a Master/Content Page. The code is below:
timer
SignalR – Checking if a user is still connected
I have a hub with method that is called client-side. This method launches a timer with a delegate that runs every 10 seconds. Since it wouldn’t make sense to keep running this delegate if no one is connected to the hub, I want to check if any users are still connected from inside the delegate before I reschedule it. Is there any way to do this?
Timer to throw Method Once a Week – C#, Asp.NET
I’m fairly new to C# and coding in general. I’m looking for an example/open source Timer Function that will be used to throw a basic method (ex. Email Notifications) once a week at a certain time. After doing some research I’ve found that using a Timer instead of a Windows Service would be wise as it will have a very small workload.
Best ASP.NET Background Service Implementation
What’s the best implementation for more than one background service in an ASP.NET application?
Execute method in global.asax every few minutes
What is the most effective way to execute a method in the Global.asax file every x number of minutes? Is there a way to have the ASP.NET server run a background thread that fires a tick event after a certain elapsed period?
How to access the HttpServerUtility.MapPath method in a Thread or Timer?
I use a System.Timers.Timer in my Asp.Net application and I need to use the HttpServerUtility.MapPath method which seems to be only available via HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath.
The problem is that HttpContext.Current is null when the Timer.Elapsed event fires.
How to run scheduled tasks in Orchard?
I have to run a automated job every 5 hours.
Unable to find ASP Repeater child control from ASP Timer tick event
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Timer on Website to activate Web Service calls every hour
If I want to run a series of Web service calls every hour. How can I do that from my Web Server?
What is the best way to repeatedly execute a function every x seconds?
BlockingScheduler: use when the scheduler is the only thing running in your process