Push Notifications When There is new File and Share File in server

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dear all,

I have a case, like this:
I have 2 servers, the server A and server B,
A server in my store the result data file upload from application A,
How do it so I can download it from the server B / Applications B.

without using FTP or shared folders term,

and how can I find out if the way there is a new file on the Server A is the result of the application upload A.
course using Microsoft Dotnet technology.

thanks so much for his attention,
any form of advice, referral and opinions greatly appreciated.
greetings advance.

Posted 27-Jun-13 1:42am

chester_it21

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Mahesh Bailwal 27-Jun-13 8:20am

If you don't want to use FTP or shared folder, then in that case you may create some web page or web service in Application A which will return uploaded data to Application B.

chester_it21 27-Jun-13 9:39am

somewhat more specific please......so I can grasp it with detail and clear ...
trims a lot...

Mahesh Bailwal 27-Jun-13 9:53am

I can not give you whole design as I don't have. But you can ask me question about your doubts.

Asp_Learner 27-Jun-13 10:26am

I dont know much about it ,but try to find out something about creating trust between two remote servers. Unfortunately I did this but with the help of ftp and a windows service ,which you will not prefer.

chester_it21 30-Jun-13 7:53am

I do not want her not to use FTP or Share folder,
but it should not need to use it ....
I'm designing a system to suit the needs of the client, and I was in demand to not use it ..
thank you for his time ..

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Jason Gleim · Answer 1 · 2013-06-27T04:11:00

Build a sync service for your two servers based on SignalR. (Assuming you are running on top of IIS) Each server should expose a sync endpoint which the other server can register with. (And make sure the endpoints will only accept connections from your other server(s) for security purposes) When a file is uploaded to one server, the other one is notified of that via SignalR. That server can then request the file from its twin. Of course, don't send out the notification back to the first server of the new file on the second one or you will put the servers in a loop.

You can Google SignalR or find articles here on CP on how to use it in ASP.NET running on IIS. It provides a callback system via web sockets for just this type of scenario.

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