broadcast data using wcf service

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I have created a wcf service. I want the service to broadcast data to all clients using this wcf service. I have used callback, but that is a different concept. I want this wcf service to broadcast data-packets at a regular interval of time let say at every 1 second.
Thanks in Advance.

Posted 14-Apr-13 22:24pm

sudeep kushwaha

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Lebohang Danster · Answer 1 · 2013-04-15T01:13:00

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The following can be easily achieved by using websockets.
Example from the microsoft

Posted 15-Apr-13 1:13am

Lebohang Danster

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sudeep kushwaha 16-Apr-13 1:58am

I am using .Net4.0 framework, so error while using async and await.
Thanks in advance.

sudeep kushwaha 23-Oct-13 4:10am

I have a datasource which continuously sends asynchrously. I want to broadcast this data to all clients, but i am not getting how to do that. I do not want to use loops to send them one by one. Can it be possible using WCF service? any other substitute, Please help? Thanks in Advance.

Lebohang Danster 29-Apr-13 9:32am

If you haven't found a solution you could make use of remoting in wcf. follow the following article to get an idea of what you need to do
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa730857(v=vs.80).aspx