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Refresh ASP.net page from server side

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    SharmaAshutosh
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    hi dear all , is it possible to post a page from server side without requesting from client side.here scenario is that one exe is running on server that receive data from exchange( there are many clients login on server and sit ideal to take info from server).i want actually that when server receive data ,then automatically show a popup to on corresponding ip and port (on client) with data sent by server. ashu

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      hi dear all , is it possible to post a page from server side without requesting from client side.here scenario is that one exe is running on server that receive data from exchange( there are many clients login on server and sit ideal to take info from server).i want actually that when server receive data ,then automatically show a popup to on corresponding ip and port (on client) with data sent by server. ashu

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      Hi, It seems to me that you are describing a scenario where you want the web application to check if a certain condition is matched on the server side (in this case the ip and port). If so, the client should get a pop-up. If I understood this correctly, you could use AJAX. AJAX allows you to add code on the client to constantly (without a great penaulty) check with the server if a certain condition was matched. There are several websites out there introducing the concept of AJAX. Even my website www.kynou.com has some introduction tutorials about it. I also have a chat room in my website where I try to spend a lot time there. Try to find me there so that you can give me more details about or email me contact@KYNOU.com :)

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