We are looking to implement a responsive UI application which allows server-side events (i.e. data, sql, etc.) to be pushed to clients and have the UI refresh but not lose context. For example, we have a prototype working w/INotifyRefresh and a WPF app. However, we would like to explore the idea of doing a web app.
The new ASP.NET version has support for SignalR which allows for server events and data to be pushed to the client. Can we achieve this in ASP.NET or MVC w/out writing a massive amount of code? The application uses listviews w/checkboxes, the underlying data (ids & text) is changed, added or removed while leaving valid, existing checked state.
The new ASP.NET version has support for SignalR which allows for server events and data to be pushed to the client. Can we achieve this in ASP.NET or MVC w/out writing a massive amount of code? The application uses listviews w/checkboxes, the underlying data (ids & text) is changed, added or removed while leaving valid, existing checked state.
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answered on 10 Jan 2013, 11:53 PM
I should add that we want to preserve the checkboxes whose values (checked state) are not bound to a database, only the text of the checkbox should be refreshed.
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