application-state

This question already has answers here : Will iOS region monitoring call didEnterRegion on my app if my app is in a terminated state? (2 answers) Closed 5 years ago . I'm creating a location aware application. I was able to create geofences already, when I test it in my iPhone, I noticed that the calllback methods -didEnterRegion and -didExitRegion are being called when the application is running in foreground and background. But when I killed the application (meaning the application state is "not running") the said method call backs are not being called. So, what am I missing here? Is there

Can I use Iron-Router in Meteor to push a new state onto the browser's history, without going to a new URL? I would like to show a modal but enable to user to hide it again using the back button. hharnisc AFAIK you can't push browser state "silently" with the Iron Router package. However you can use one of these methods or the HTML 5 History API package that wraps this package - https://github.com/devote/HTML5-History-API Dan Dascalescu Haven't tried this, but I think something based on Router.go(Router.current().request.url + '/modal')` might work. You define your route with an optional

I just read an article that describes how HttpApplicationState has AcquireRead() / AcquireWrite() functions to manage concurrent access. It continues to explain, that in some conditions however we need to use an explict Lock() and Unlock() on the Application object to avoid a Race condition. I am unable to understand why a race condition should exist for Application state if concurrent access is implicitly handled by the object. Could someone please explain this to me ? Why would I ever need to use Application.Lock() and Application.Unlock() ? Thank You ! The AcquireRead and AcquireWrite

if i have a standard ASP.NET application, is there any difference between making an object static as opposed to putting the object instance in the Application state? from my understanding, both objects exist ONCE for the app domain. Secondly, what happens if you have a static object in a referenced dll, for an ASP.NET site. It's also part of the app domain, so it will always exist once? From: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q312607 ASP.NET includes application state primarily for compatibility with classic ASP so that it is easier to migrate existing applications to ASP

I am busy converting a web application to MVC and have some information saved to Application variables used across multiple tenants/accounts to make things a bit more efficient. I realise the point of MVC is to keep things as stateless as possible, Sesion State obviously makes sense to have and exists in MVC but we dont want to just convert Application to Session variables as we would rather have something more global and more secure. Do MVC applications have Application Variables? I have seen some examples where caching is used? Is this now standard and How robust/secure is this compared to