Update Table Data in MVC 4 at regular Interval

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Hi

I am creating a table in MVC4 and I want to update data in the table at regular Intervals.
How can I do this using XML file.

I have created one job that is regularly updating the XML file for the same purpose.

Below is the XML File:

-<marketdata date="12032015">


-<commodity commodities="All">

<CRUDEOILM Time="17:50:27" Low="3016" High="3059" Open="3016" perctChange="1.57" Change="47" Price="3047"/>

</commodity>

</marketdata>

For Reference check http://market.mcxdata.in/[^]

How can this be achieved.

Thanks

Posted 12-Mar-15 4:09am

mayank.bhuvnesh

Updated 12-Mar-15 4:14am

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Sinisa Hajnal 12-Mar-15 10:25am

However you're showing the XML data on the web. Just refresh the page periodically.

mayank.bhuvnesh 12-Mar-15 10:30am

Hoe to display data from xml to table???

Sinisa Hajnal 13-Mar-15 2:50am

That wasn't the question, I assumed you know how to do it. You asked how you could refresh the datatable not how to show XML. This is very easy to find, please put some effort into it and you'll get the solution. When you get the data on the page, come back and ask again about refreshing it.

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