Notification alert for ASP.Net Application
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I want to develop an application which will do the following - Notify the user few mins ahead before we shut down server so he can save his work. - Notify user few mins ahead before we bring down the applicaiton so he can save his work. - I don't want to install anything on client side (service, active X etc). - I don't want to put code on every page for doing this. - Today i am implementing it for an application, tomorrow i might want to hook that for other application as well. Any pointers/links/articles/resource in this direction will be greatly appreciated ! Thanks,
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I want to develop an application which will do the following - Notify the user few mins ahead before we shut down server so he can save his work. - Notify user few mins ahead before we bring down the applicaiton so he can save his work. - I don't want to install anything on client side (service, active X etc). - I don't want to put code on every page for doing this. - Today i am implementing it for an application, tomorrow i might want to hook that for other application as well. Any pointers/links/articles/resource in this direction will be greatly appreciated ! Thanks,
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If it's an ASP.NET website, you'd need a web page that makes constant AJAX calls to find out if a shutdown is planned. A client side app would be far more suitable.
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I want to develop an application which will do the following - Notify the user few mins ahead before we shut down server so he can save his work. - Notify user few mins ahead before we bring down the applicaiton so he can save his work. - I don't want to install anything on client side (service, active X etc). - I don't want to put code on every page for doing this. - Today i am implementing it for an application, tomorrow i might want to hook that for other application as well. Any pointers/links/articles/resource in this direction will be greatly appreciated ! Thanks,
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Based on your bullet points above, I am guessing you know the users logged into the application. In the event of a needed application or server shutdown, could you send an email notification to logged in users? Another option ... are you using a master pages? You could consider placing a control in the header or footer which could display the status of an application or server shutdown.
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Based on your bullet points above, I am guessing you know the users logged into the application. In the event of a needed application or server shutdown, could you send an email notification to logged in users? Another option ... are you using a master pages? You could consider placing a control in the header or footer which could display the status of an application or server shutdown.
ahmedel wrote:
Another option ... are you using a master pages? You could consider placing a control in the header or footer which could display the status of an application or server shutdown.
That works, except that he seems to me to want to show a notification, he doesn't want the user to have to refresh a page to see it.
Christian Graus Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you. If you're still stuck, ask me for more information.
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ahmedel wrote:
Another option ... are you using a master pages? You could consider placing a control in the header or footer which could display the status of an application or server shutdown.
That works, except that he seems to me to want to show a notification, he doesn't want the user to have to refresh a page to see it.
Christian Graus Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you. If you're still stuck, ask me for more information.
I don't want user to refresh the page.
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