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TheBigBearNow 28-May-21 11:14am View    
Kind of.. I currently have websocket data being displayed on a page in real time with the JS .load() function. My .load() is refreshing a partial view. Currently I have data on a stream from an API coming in on a C# method. I was wondering if there is a same way to do this with c# (refresh a partial view) without using javascript .load or if I could somehow call my front end from my controller
TheBigBearNow 25-May-21 9:38am View    
If I use my websockets with c# if there a way I could update a partial view from the controller. Display results that come from the websocket data? I know with javascript this can easily be done but i dont know how to do it with c# in the controller side of things
TheBigBearNow 24-May-21 17:47pm View    
I created a bot in WPF and at first I had the exact issues that you say here. Once I learned about semaphoreslims then I was able to successfully run this bot without any issues. Now I am working on creating this as a website so other people can use it. If I were to give people my WPF app they could steal my source code. That is why I am going web, the same idea and same stuff I had working but now I want user accounts to be able to use this separately.
TheBigBearNow 24-May-21 17:45pm View    
Does this work with .net core web applications ?
This is a website I am creating.
TheBigBearNow 9-May-21 21:21pm View    
I did post one there.