.NET 4.0 - C# Application needs to pull messages out of Exchange Server 2007. We are using EWS Managed API 1.0. Also the app needs to push messages to the Exchange Server 2007.
Pull subscriptions can be implemented directly with the managed API.
For push subscriptions, have a look at http://exchangenotification.codeplex.com/. I've created a .NET Wrapper for push notifications, which is rather simple to use.
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Is there a way to develop push notifications in MVC C# web application without SQL Sever broker servers. it's not supported on my shared hosting (:
I am able to enable it and it work for day or two and got disabled automatically.
Any help will be appreciated,
We have an application which has set of APIs developed in .NET CORE and UI which consume these APIs developed in Angular(both are independent projects) . Both are hosted on azure app service.
WebAPI integrates with 3rd Party APIs. Some of those transactional
APIs are very time consuming, so we want to have fire and forget way
of calling those and have them notified when they end.
Once our API receives the response from 3rd party, we want that be notified to UI
So we want some messaging or Pub-Sub mechanism to achieve this
I am in consideration of SignalR and Kafka.
From the documents that I red about SignalR it seems that it can be used between API -client, so I can use this for 2nd scenario.
Can SignalR be used between 2 APIs?
Coming to Kakfa , it seems to be good one for high end data streaming which I consider as over-engineering for our requirement.
Our application will be on both Azure and on-prem so we also went through Azure service bus but there is limit on Message length and cost seem to be problem for us.
So I want to know if there are any ways I can have this communication eased between 2 WebAPIs application?
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I am creating a sample POC in which i want to access Reports which are build in Power BI Reporting Server. I am creating this application using dotnet core.
I believe that there are rest apis to access these reports. How can i access these REST Apis or do i need to register an app for this and get the client id and client secret key?
Early response is well appreciated.
Got this after searching in internet for 2 days. Had to create an app and then token generation which was not at all necessary. Below is the simple link for accessing the power BI reporting APIs:
SSRS Swagger HUB
I am planning a 3-tiered architecture in which I need to track changes to domain objects on the client (a Windows Store app) then send those changes back to the server (an Azure worker-role). I just found out about WCF Data Services which I can run on the client and integrate with Entity Framework Code First on the server. It looks okay but I'm wondering what other tools may also be available.
Are there any alternatives to WCF Data Services for tracking changes in client then sending them to server? If available, I'd like a solution that doesn't require generated DTO classes but instead sends the deltas alone.
Have you considered using rest services?
Im not an AZURE user, but use elsewhere.
Azure rest services docu
If I want to implement something similar to a stockticker, should I use a timer, or is there a way to update an element inside a webpage(like a gridview), when there is a changeon the server?
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I strongly suggest to use SignalR. The benefit is that you dont think about browser compatibilty. It uses polling, long polling or websockets depending on what the browser supports. It allows to push changes to the client, is opensource and easy to set up. Check out SignalR Stock Ticker Sample
SignalR - Async library for .NET to help build real-time, multi-user interactive web applications.
You can instal it using nuget.
PM> Install-Package SignalR
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Asynchronous scalable web applications with real-time persistent long-running connections with SignalR
SignalR
Github - SignalR / SignalR