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Mitciv
Mitciv

Reputation: 823

Asyncronously receiving data in an ASP.NET MVC application

I'm looking for the best way to constantly check if data has been sent to our ASP.NET MVC application from a server. I would like to asynchronously check for data and update the view when data has been read.

I'm currently using a TcpClient to make a connection, and making the connection in the inherited custom base controller. Currently though I have to refresh the page for the updating of the view to take place.

Would there be a proper AJAX solution? or do I need to move the connection to the ActionMethod?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 201

Answers (2)

Michael Lordi
Michael Lordi

Reputation: 41

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Upvotes: 4

asbestossupply
asbestossupply

Reputation: 11909

I would probably use jQuery to query some action at a specified interval and update the page accordingly.

I don't know what kind of data you're talking about, but let's look at a simple example. From you're question, it sounds to me like you're trying to do the following:

Suppose you are building Twitter and want to show the newest Tweets on the homepage. Well, you could have a script that just does a jQuery.GetJSON call to some URL (let's call it twitter.com/latest5tweets) that gets the latest 5 tweets. Then you would have a callback function that would take those tweets and paint them on the screen -- perhaps using some sort of nifty slide effect to remove the older ones from the screen and add the new ones.

Does that help?

Upvotes: 1

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