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I was wondering if anyone had an easy way to wire up javascript event handlers to events happening on the server-side. I have a long running process that includes a lot of steps, and would like the client to be continually updated with new information as the steps transition. Will this involve some sort of polling mechanism?
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There are several server-side technologies that can be used when developing web applications. The most popular is Microsoft's ASP.NET. In ASP.NET, server-side code uses the . NET Framework and is written in languages like C# and VB.NET.
A client is the browser or application that your user interacts with. A client-side event usually comes in the form of a tag and is sent directly from the client to Indicative or a tag manager (like Google Tag Manager). These tags are sent when an event like page view or button click is fired.
Application_BeginRequest: This occurs at the beginning of each request to the server.
Blazor lets you use all your C# knowledge to apply in client-side development. Blazor replaces JavaScript code with C#. Essentially, it means that rather than writing the Client-side code in Angular, React, Vue using JavaScript and TypeScript, you can use C# and Razor.
Send an AJAX or JSON request from the client every so often asking for status.xml. Then, on the server, when something changes, just quickly write a new line to status.xml the same way you would to the console. You can use setInterval( function, timeBetweenRuns ) in Javascript to do this regularly.
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