What are all the way to push a knowledge from database to client in C#? Is there any possibilities?

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What are all the way to push a knowledge from database to client in C#?
Is there any possibilities?

i am a student., i just want liitle bit of information . How we can push a knowledge from database to client.
I want to know how we can achieve?
Please give a suggestion or innovative ideas.
with Regards.,
Prabakaran

Posted 12-Apr-14 4:59am

Prabakaran T

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[no name] 12-Apr-14 11:13am

45+ million results is probably "all the way", http://www.google.com/search?q=push+a+knowledge+from+database+to+client+in+C%23

PIEBALDconsult 12-Apr-14 11:21am

Servers don't push; clients pull.

CPallini 12-Apr-14 11:56am

You know, you request goes in the opposite direction the client/server architecture does. As already noted by PIEBALDconsult, usually servers don't push. What is the reason behind such strange requirement?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Apr-14 21:45pm

And this is very unfortunate to this model. It was obviously limited in first place. The future belongs to server push architectures.
—SA

Prabakaran T 12-Apr-14 23:20pm

i implement a intent capture model and serve some knowledge to the client(to assist designers).

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Rakhesh Rajan · Answer 1 · 2014-04-23T04:58:00

Solution 1

Simplest way will be to put a timer, and read the particular data from DB (From client to server).

Else you can use sockets or server send events(HTML5).

Posted 23-Apr-14 4:58am

Rakhesh Rajan