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Im wants to make a live chat feature in my web applicatin in asp.net. I found signalr for live chat, but i want to save that text from one browser to How to save text user's message in signalr
SignalR is used to push changes to the client. Saving messages is not a concern for SignalR. You need to roll your own persistence for this, maybe your application have a database already?
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I'm creating MVC5 app, and I'm already using ASP.NET Identity2.0 to create users. So, I already have the AspNetUsers table, How can i implement a chat connection between manager with a special user(not all users in a moment).
SignalR is something you are probably looking for. Read about it here. There is a lot of online examples how to implement it in MVC. It allows direct user to user connections.
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I need to integrate Firebase web chat in an existing web application. The integration has to be seamless . I would not like to store the username and password of a user in the Firestore database. Can this be done? If yes, then how?
All Firebase products are fully hosted services. While some of them have local emulators, they can currently not be run locally to receive traffic from published apps.
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I'm implementing an Android app that collects data throughout the day. When the user returns home where there is internet connection, then the app will push data to backend.
I have been looking into Firebase for this. It has offline capabilities that would save data into disk in case there is temporary network interruptions.
My question is whether the offline feature fits with my scenario? Is the feature designed for short term interruptions, or works with any kind of interruptions?
It works with any kind of interruptions. So if you don't have an internet connection during the day, when you come back home in the evening, all the changes made when you were offline will be pushed to Firebase database.
To achieve this you need to use this line of code:
FirebaseDatabase.getInstance().setPersistenceEnabled(true);
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I am going to be building an auction website using ASP.NET MVC with an MS SQL Server database backend, and I've been looking at SignalR as part of it. What I envision is using SignalR to provide real-time updates of auctions as bidding occurs or some other action happens on each auction.
Part of this is that I want to display multiple auctions on a page and have each auction updating in the client's web browser. Is this something that SignalR would be the right technology for, or is there something else I should consider?
Well, SignalR is what you are looking for. Create a group for each auction and broadcast to all users in that group
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New developer here. I'm building a website that has users play a series of games and tracks their decision making. I haven't found a good way to keep track of these users as they move through the series of games. Do you have any suggestions for the best way to do this without forcing each to make a profile?
This would be done using HTTP Cookies
Here's a tutorial on how to use them in ASP.NET MVC