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This is more of a tricky question not actual problem I am facing.

I want to create ASP.NET application which Initially get some data from other application.
Requirement is to send response back within 24 hour other wise initial data won't be valid once it has passed 24 hours.

What are the ways I have to achieve this functionality? Is there any standard way of doing this?

Please help.

Posted 8-Jun-15 8:11am

sushil_gupta

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Jun-15 15:24pm

Not clear. Why not sending a response right away? If doing it right away is impossible, where to send the response later? There should be some protocol for that, not HTTP.
—SA

sushil_gupta 8-Jun-15 15:28pm

Yes, Suppose we are getting data with WCF with http protocol.
We have some server where we need to send the data say for approval.
You can see the process in three steps.
1. Getting the data (Can be anything like wcf,web service,JAVA)
2. Processing the response (ASP.NET application)
3. Sending it back for final approval (Can be anything like wcf,web service,JAVA)

My question here is that :- Is there specific way we can check or do in ASP.NET to send the response within 24 hours. Write me back if still not clear

ZurdoDev 8-Jun-15 15:31pm

1. Reply to the comment so that the user is notified.
2. ASP.Net is not a good platform for this becasue it is reactive, meaning code only runs when someone visits a page and then it stops. For timing types of things use a windows service.

sushil_gupta 8-Jun-15 15:45pm

Appreciate the response. What do you suggest for this issue?
How you will take care of timing issue?

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 9-Jun-15 0:55am

Can't you use SQL Scheduled Job or Windows Task Scheduler?

sushil_gupta 9-Jun-15 12:51pm

Yes, We can use. As I said this was more of a tricky question. So I was just checking if there is standard way of doing it. We can definitely create one database record to check if we have replied within time or we can make the record expired after the time limit. Anyway thanks for reply.

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