Wcf service to auto refresh all users page based on any task perform by any user

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I have to perform a task in web application hosted on a local server. Web application have a number of jobs coming on a daily basis and on those job numbers of users working at a same time and if any user accepts any job then other user can not accept that job. Here I need to perform a task if any user pick job id 1 then all other user web page auto refresh and job 1 will move to another queue. We are using a status base job process if any user accepts job then status will change.

What I have tried:

Yet not try, don't know how to start

Posted 20-Jun-16 4:49am

Patel Shailendra

Updated 20-Jun-16 7:55am

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F-ES Sitecore 20-Jun-16 11:20am

http is a request\response technology, ie your browser (or server code) requests something from WCF and gets a response. You can't do things the other way, you can't force a response to the client without a request, so your web page will either need to poll a web service periodically to see if it needs to refresh, or you can use a technology like SignalR which is good for these kinds of things.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Jun-16 13:12pm

Basically, yes, but there is such thing as server push, so what you say is not fully true. The question is very unclear though.
See also Solution 1. (Not really the solution, rather some food for thought.)
—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2016-06-20T07:20:00

The question is very vague, so I cannot answer exactly to the point.

Instead, I can give you some links which should provide useful hints:
Push technology — Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia,
Application 'dashboard' for website accounts,
Duplex Services (careful: not really applicable to ASP.NET),
WebSockets — Web APIs[^],
SignalR — Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia,
SignalR | The ASP.NET Site[^].

Please just read this matter and think. One possibility is: perhaps it can help you to formulate more clear and productive questions related to your work. See also my comment in discussions to the question.

—SA