About use WCF to implement a dynamic event deploy

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Hello everybody,

I have a project and I want to agregate a new feature to enance the usability.

The situation is the follow:

1.- I have an server whith RDP services
2.- In that server we have an aplication in C# & Sql server 2008 in the same host
3.- Each client connect with the server and open a terminal RDP

The Questiones is:

How can I refresh all windows in the clients that have open aplicaion, if you update a gridview, I want to see the change all over the clients...

Where can I find and example

Thank you for your considerations

Posted 30-Sep-13 5:48am

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Updated 30-Sep-13 13:10pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Sep-13 20:19pm

In client-server architectures, refreshing of the client is an inherent problem. Basically, the solution is using more flexible architecture, with some kind of server push, otherwise you would need to do ugly polling.

Now, could you enlighten us: what is that "dynamic event deploy"? Is it what I just mentioned, or something else.

—SA

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