Here is the nature of web applications (HTTP communication).
1. Client contacts server with a request
2. Server gets request and sends a response
3. Server now has no clue who the client is
This leaves a couple of options.
1. Embed software in the page that listens for the server - difficult with
security settings
2. Embed software in the page that polls the server on a regular basis -
easier, but very chatty
You cannot, using the standard web methodology, update a label on a server
event where the client has no contact with the server. If you want to alter
the client, you will either have to set a listener on the client or poll the
server. The only exception is when you have a page response still open, ie,
you have not sent everything to the client yet.
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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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"Shreyash Patel" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have a label on my WebPage. When Event A occurs on the Server I want to
update the information in the label. So the Event A is not a client event
but an event that occurs on the Server. So I want to update the Label on the
Webpage to indicate the event has occured to all the user that are viewing
the Web Page.
Shreyash
