I have to push notifications from server to JavaScript clients . Is it possible to use ServiceStack http streaming and the EventSource for server-sent events (using Remy eventSource for IE) ? Or any other way ? maybe I will use also the ServiceStack.RabbitMQ .
Stephen Brannan:
For my project I’m looking at using signalr
Stefan Tsalapatis:
I know about signalR, but I would like to use for everything the ServiceStack, if I use the RabbitMQ plugin.
Stephen Brannan:
Oh interesting idea. Hopefully Demis knows.
As ServiceStack only supports HTTP requests atm, the only way to do this “through ServiceStack” is to use long-polling, briefly discussed here:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/servicestack/por-3WJhCXw/hhRk7EQe9GUJ
There are also a couple of posts using ServiceStack with SignalR on:
http://www.strathweb.com/2013/03/signalr-filters-and-servicestack/
and a recent answer:
http://stackoverflow.com/a/22549657/85785
Stefan Tsalapatis:
Is it possible to have a recent sample project from ServiceStack, working together with SignalR?
If the above examples aren’t enough, add it as a feature request.
Stefan Tsalapatis:
+Demis Bellot
No I will not add a feature request about a sample. thanks any way/
As you wish, but in future that’s how work items are prioritized and queued and where any requested work items should be submitted.
Stefan Tsalapatis:
+Demis Bellot
I had asked about that , before 2 months, when I voted about the OWIN, as other community members. This request is not accepted. Today I have to integrate with an external system. which use PowerShell commands and it has high latency. So it is necessary, to push notifications to clients. For this reason, I asked from the beginning. I thought that maybe we can use the Html5 EventSource.
Wayne Brantley:
Use servciestack everywhere you are currently using it. Then hook up a javascript client to your RabbitMQ instance directly, listening for messages or status update or whatever? http://www.rabbitmq.com/web-stomp.html
Cool, didn’t know there was a websockets bridge for RabbitMQ.
Stefan Tsalapatis:
+Wayne Brantley
thanks, It seems a very good solution, as a notification mechanism (at least), if we use the RabbitMQ, behind the service. In this post https://www.rabbitmq.com/blog/2012/05/14/introducing-rabbitmq-web-stomp/
users say that “It works flawlessly, even on Android 2.3 mobile browser”