Article c-sharpcorner/UploadFile/raj1979/broa

Rick Dowdall

11y902.NET

This article could indicate in the title that this is an MVC app and which version.

Also it could be more complete.

Thank-you

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/raj1979/broadcast-sql-data-using-signalr-in-Asp-Net/

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Rick Dowdall11y ago
You project can be easily accomplished. The log can be displayed in a gridview which when paging is turned on will give you the capability to move forward or back. The gridview can also provide edit/update capabilities. How many fields are in your database?
m harb11y ago
yes iam working there and trying to make log sheet on website using asp.net - c# -sql server . showing sql in web page in texts with insert-update-save btns with navigations btns - but cant make navigation next,previous btns
Rick Dowdall11y ago
Hello - The code sent to me in your previous response is not related to your SignalR project. It looks like a project in the beginning stage for a log sheet. Ridgewood EGYPT Daily Log

Thanks,
Rick Dowdall11y ago
Hello - My mistake - I was scanning through your code and saw the following attribute:
[assembly: OwinStartupAttribute(typeof(SignalR_SQLServer_Notification_MVC.Startup))]

I assumed that this was an MVC application.

I changed the attribute to :
[assembly: OwinStartupAttribute(typeof(SignalRNotifications.Startup))]

I debugged a few more things and am almost there. The database values in the database display on the html page but an exception is thrown at the same time.
Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.Threading.Tasks.Task