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work out with SignalR

In this post i will be talking how we can use signalR for real time web application with a demo chat application. If you are reading this post and don't know about installing the required files please have a look at my previous post. http://mesushil.blogspot.com/2013/04/introducing-signalr.html here i am modifying the default asp.net template about.aspx page for the demo. Firstly include the script in the .aspx page . the second js i have included here is the js downloaded by the nuget. the third file is generated at run time including the hubs declared in the server. check the browser to ensure these files are loaded in the browser. the image above is the part of hubs.js generated dynamically. now lets create hub in the server.for this lets include a class file to the solution. To create the hubs in server add the namespace as the first two lines above. hubName in line 9 is what we will be referring in client side js to communicate with the server. and t

Introducing SignalR

Introduction: Asp.net signalR is an open source library for asp.net developers.it is used to implement real time functionality in web application. requirements: signalR is not included in visual studio so far(vs 10 and vs 12) by default.It can be implemented in .net framework 4.0 and higher. so you need vs 2010 or vs 2012 to start taking the advantage of signalR. I will guide you trough the installation of signalR for your project . Lets get ready with the visual studio 2010 or 2012. I am going to use visual studio 2012 here. Firstly open up a new project. now open a Package Manager Console. if you didn't find it click View and go over to other window you find it there or go to Tools>Library Package Manager Console >Package Manager Console  make a command in console :Install-Package Microsoft.AspNet.signalR  Scroll down the generated text in console few files are downloaded which contains the asp.net server side  signaR and client side signalR js  along