Hi,
No AFAIK,
you have two problems, how the client finds out that the Db changed and how
the web app knows the same.
The web app can poll the DB and look for a change, I can't think of the best
way right now but a trigger should be involved.
then the browser can poll the web app, you do not need to submit the entire
page, create a script that call a web page in the server and return a single
value, like the date of the last update then if it's different you can
submit the entire page.
Cheers,
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Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
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I am implmenting an aspx page that displays data from a database. I would
like the page to automatically update when the database changes. Does
.NET
provide a mechanism that would cause a client web browser to perform a
post
back that is initiated by the server side (possibly the users session
object). The process would be initiated by something like a database
trigger.
The other option would be just to have the client continue to poll for
updates.