private void initalLoadLoans()
{
// Load inital all Gadgets and save settings
service = new LibraryAdminService(ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["serverGadgeothek"]);
client = new websocket.WebSocketClient(ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["serverGadgeothek"]);
Loans = new ObservableCollection <Loan>(service.GetAllLoans());
}
public MainWindow()
{
InitializeComponent();
service = new LibraryAdminService(ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.Get("server"));
var client = new websocket.WebSocketClient(ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.Get("server"));
this.DataContext = this;
Gadgets = new ObservableCollection<Gadget>(service.GetAllGadgets());
Loans = new ObservableCollection<Loan>(service.GetAllLoans());
List<domain.Customer> customers = service.GetAllCustomers();
List<domain.Reservation> reservations = service.GetAllReservations();
//gadgetGrid.ItemsSource = gadgets;
//loanGrid.ItemsSource = loans;
reservationGrid.ItemsSource = reservations;
customerGrid.ItemsSource = customers;
client.NotificationReceived += (o, e) =>
{
Console.WriteLine("WebSocket::Notification: " + e.Notification.Target + " > " + e.Notification.Type);
// demonstrate how these updates could be further used
if (e.Notification.Target == typeof(Loan).Name.ToLower())
{
// deserialize the json representation of the data object to an object of type Gadget
var loan = e.Notification.DataAs<Loan>();
// now you can use it as usual...
//Console.WriteLine("Details: " + gadget);
Loans.Add(loan);
}
};
// spawn a new background thread in which the websocket client listens to notifications from the server
var bgTask = client.ListenAsync();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
/*
This part demonstrates how to deal with live push notifications through Web sockets
*/
Console.WriteLine("App Termination Notice:");
Console.WriteLine("The app is listening for updates through web sockets");
Console.WriteLine("You should see live updates for all changed data");
Console.WriteLine("<Press CTRL + C to terminate the app>");
var url = "http://localhost:8080";
// web socket connection to listen to changes:
var client = new websocket.WebSocketClient(url);
client.NotificationReceived += (o, e) =>
{
Console.WriteLine("WebSocket::Notification: " + e.Notification.Target + " > " + e.Notification.Type);
// demonstrate how these updates could be further used
if (e.Notification.Target == typeof (Gadget).Name.ToLower())
{
// deserialize the json representation of the data object to an object of type Gadget
var gadget = e.Notification.DataAs<Gadget>();
// now you can use it as usual...
//Console.WriteLine("Details: " + gadget);
}
};
// spawn a new background thread in which the websocket client listens to notifications from the server
var bgTask = client.ListenAsync();
// make sure, the foreground thread of the console app does not terminate
// (would stop the background thread, too)
// press CTRL + C in the console window to stop execution
Task.WaitAll(bgTask);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
/*
* This part demonstrates how to deal with live push notifications through Web sockets
*/
Console.WriteLine("App Termination Notice:");
Console.WriteLine("The app is listening for updates through web sockets");
Console.WriteLine("You should see live updates for all changed data");
Console.WriteLine("<Press CTRL + C to terminate the app>");
var url = "http://mge1.dev.ifs.hsr.ch/";
// web socket connection to listen to changes:
var client = new websocket.WebSocketClient(url);
client.NotificationReceived += (o, e) =>
{
Console.WriteLine("WebSocket::Notification: " + e.Notification.Target + " > " + e.Notification.Type);
// demonstrate how these updates could be further used
if (e.Notification.Target == typeof(Gadget).Name.ToLower())
{
// deserialize the json representation of the data object to an object of type Gadget
var gadget = e.Notification.DataAs <Gadget>();
// now you can use it as usual...
//Console.WriteLine("Details: " + gadget);
}
};
// spawn a new background thread in which the websocket client listens to notifications from the server
var bgTask = client.ListenAsync();
// make sure, the foreground thread of the console app does not terminate
// (would stop the background thread, too)
// press CTRL + C in the console window to stop execution
Task.WaitAll(bgTask);
}
public MainWindow()
{
InitializeComponent();
service = new LibraryAdminService(ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.Get("server"));
var client = new websocket.WebSocketClient(ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.Get("server"));
this.DataContext = this;
Gadgets = new ObservableCollection <Gadget>(service.GetAllGadgets());
Loans = new ObservableCollection <Loan>(service.GetAllLoans());
List <domain.Customer> customers = service.GetAllCustomers();
List <domain.Reservation> reservations = service.GetAllReservations();
//gadgetGrid.ItemsSource = gadgets;
//loanGrid.ItemsSource = loans;
reservationGrid.ItemsSource = reservations;
customerGrid.ItemsSource = customers;
client.NotificationReceived += (o, e) =>
{
Console.WriteLine("WebSocket::Notification: " + e.Notification.Target + " > " + e.Notification.Type);
// demonstrate how these updates could be further used
if (e.Notification.Target == typeof(Loan).Name.ToLower())
{
// deserialize the json representation of the data object to an object of type Gadget
var loan = e.Notification.DataAs <Loan>();
// now you can use it as usual...
//Console.WriteLine("Details: " + gadget);
Loans.Add(loan);
}
};
// spawn a new background thread in which the websocket client listens to notifications from the server
var bgTask = client.ListenAsync();
}
