How to send instant alert in C# code

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I have an Email Alert System in C# application.I have used this Email alert in "Data Entry" Form (Once Entry is Complete).Is there any Mechanism or scenario to Send Alert Instead of "Email Alert" ??? Because some User's system doesn't have an Email Client.....

What I have tried:

I have tried Email Alert System via C# Code,But I need to know how to use Alert System instead of "Email Alert"

Posted 26-Dec-17 16:56pm

edp.kharind

Updated 28-Dec-17 9:38am

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Karthik_Mahalingam 26-Dec-17 23:57pm

what is alert system?

Dave Kreskowiak 27-Dec-17 0:19am

What kind of application is this? Windows Forms, ASP.NET, MVC, WFP, ... ?

edp.kharind 27-Dec-17 4:14am

Windows Form....

Actually I would like to Send Alert Message (Should Popup Grid) to All user When I Click "Save Button" in Order Entry Form.

Karthik_Mahalingam 28-Dec-17 3:06am

use Reply button, to post Comments/query to the user, so that the user gets notified and responds to your text.

[no name] 27-Dec-17 16:46pm

My question may be irrelevant but - why you want to popup alert to all users if order placed by 1 user? The user placed order may get notification and other users may see order in any order page/form if you have. Just a thought as I'm not aware on your requirement.

Anyways you need to share more details and what you trying to get appropriate solution.

edp.kharind 28-Dec-17 8:31am

Actually If there is any changes in Order Entry Like (Color,Size,Quantity),The Alert should go to "Sourcing Department (Materials Department) And Top Management (Director,Production Manager etc)"

Hope its clear.......

edp.kharind 27-Dec-17 23:52pm

Actually If there is any changes in Order Entry Like (Color,Size,Quantity),The Alert should go to "Sourcing Department (Materials Department) And Top Management (Director,Production Manager etc)"

Hope its clear.......

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2017-12-28T09:38:00

Solution 1

You can use .Net Sockets to send communications to clients on the same network. See System.Net.Sockets Namespace[^] for documentation and also Socket Code Examples | Microsoft Docs[^] for examples.

Posted 28-Dec-17 9:38am

ZurdoDev

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edp.kharind 31-Dec-17 22:42pm

Thanks for quick support..........

I have checked above link,its just sending a message to client using "Socket" but I need to send "Order Information" in Grid.Please advise how to do that....

ZurdoDev 1-Jan-18 9:16am

I suggest reading again. Sockets is the ports on a computer that allow you to send information. You can send whatever information you want through the sockets. It is not necessarily an easy topic to grasp so go through and test several of the examples.