IIS - Push server
Asked By Mark Goldin
27-Sep-07 11:06 AM
Can I create a push server using ASP technology?
Thanks
Anthony Jones replied...
No.
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Bob Barrows [MVP] replied...
http://www.15seconds.com/issue/971102.htm
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Bob Barrows [MVP] replied...
Of course, that article refers to some obsolete technologies (IE no
longer has "Channels"), so Anthony is probably correct.
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Anthony Jones replied...
Even with Channels it's the client which schedules a _pull_ of data. There
is no way for an ASP server to initiate and therefore push new information
to a client. Using HTTP there is no option but for the client to poll for
new info.
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Bob Barrows [MVP] replied...
Yes, I was thinking the OP would read the article and realize it was not
talking about a true push server, just a technique to approximate one.
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