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Small Chat application for Needletail.Mvc

Update the Needletail.MVC package before run the project.

The sample uses angular.js

Points of interest.

Look how the SendMessageTo method on ChatController makes javasript call


public TwoWayResult SendMessageTo(string messageTo, string message)
{
	dynamic call = new ClientCall { ClientId = messageTo, CallerId = User.Identity.Name };
	//make the remote call
	call.messageReceived(User.Identity.Name, message , true);
	return new TwoWayResult(call);
}

The "messageReceived" function is defined in the Chat.js file, you can call js funcions defined anywhere in your javascript, you can also make calls to functions contained in a namespace like this:


	dynamic call = new ClientCall { ClientId = messageTo, CallerId = User.Identity.Name };
	//make the remote call
	call.sample.of.namespace.call(parameter1, parameter2, etc);
	return new TwoWayResult(call);

You can call javascript code anywhere in your server's code, i.e. you don't need to call as an ActionResult inside a controller

Take a look to To the RemoteController, there is a method in there that is called from the UserHelper class when a user logs in or logs out

The code that makes client calls does not need to be in the RemoteController

public static void ReloadUserList()
{
	dynamic reload = new ClientCall { CallerId = string.Empty, ClientId = string.Empty };
	reload.getUsers();
	RemoteExecution.BroadcastExecuteOnClient(reload);
}		       

The "getUsers" method is defined also in the Chat.js file.

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