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Using SignalR on non-web applications

I would like to implement SignalR into one of my WPF applications for its real-time capabilities to communicate between client and server. However, everything I have read points to SignalR only being used on web browsers. Would it be possible to use SignalR in my application that does not include any web browsers (without adding a WebBrowser element to my project displays)? To try to clarify, I would like to use all the perks of SignalR such that a couple displays in my application update their data in real time, with no web browsers. If so, what would this look like? Thanks!

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Oliver Avatar asked Jan 20 '26 03:01

Oliver


1 Answers

Yes, SignalR has .NET, Java, and JavaScript clients. A web browser isn't necessary. Technically anything that knows one of the transport protocols that SignalR provides (such as web sockets) could have a client written for it.

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mason Avatar answered Jan 22 '26 17:01

mason



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