signalr

I am evaluating SignalR (which happens to be used with Knockoutjs) to see if we can use it to notify clients of concurrency issues. Basically user "a" saves a record and users "b,c,d,e,f,g" are notified. I basically have an example working that notifies all clients. So I think I am almost there. I came across this link and it lead me on the current path that I am on. I have also been looking at the documentation on Github . Basically I want to exclude the a single client from the Clients.method() call. I dont see a way to loop through the clients and check the ClientId. The only other I can

It sometimes takes a second or more to connect to my SignalR server from the browser - even when running locally. I thought websockets were supposd to be fast! There is a configuration option to tell SignalR JS client to wait until the page load event is complete before sending anything. Just set waitForPageLoad: false in the startup options to prevent this happening. Of course you must make sure that anything you do in the callback can be executed safely if the page isn't loaded. Anything like a YouTube video not loading can delay the start - so I'm not sure why it isn't better/more widely

I've recently seen ElmahR which is very useful to monitor the application's exceptions. Is there any application like ElmahR to monitor online users and trace the user navigation. I've seen some usefull reports in Site Log module in DNN , but I want to use a stand-alone application to monitor online users and get page view reports for any asp.net application. something like real time analytics? http://analytics.blogspot.com/2011/09/whats-happening-on-your-site-right-now.html I think you know google real time analytics but are you searching for another solution? I have used Elmah in my 4

TLDR; I would like to use debounceTime to execute the function only if 300 milliseconds have passed without it being called. In the meanwhile, I also want to be able to trigger the function every 1 minutes If the process takes a long time. Otherwise, the function will only be triggered at the end of the process. Basically, our system has a long process that will fire a lot of SignalR update to the client. When I received the server command on the client, I will make 2 additional HTTP requests back to server to get some information. So that It will hit the server back as long as the server

By default, there are a default of 1,000 messages stored in the ring buffer on the server. It doesn't make sense for me to send a lagging client 1,000 updates, but rather just the most recent update. In WCF I can do this by using volatile data. I suppose I can emulate a volatile approach by reducing the buffer to "1", but not sure if this can be configured on a per hub basis, or ideally, on a per method basis. Does it matter if I use hubs or persistent connections with this? Even if you set the DefaultMessageBufferSize to 1, SignalR ensures each buffer will hold at least 32 messages. The