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You are not using BroadcastMessage or BroadcastEmployee from signalrhub, and directly calling sendAsync in controller to message all clients

Hola ya habia visto en un blog de MS como inyectar el heredado del Hub como contexto pero para un objeto que generaba mensajes cada cierto tiempo , ahora tu explicación me deja mas claro su uso, y cómo lo usas para el servicio de Api Rest bien explicado, saludos desde México

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Hi, Super tutorial. One question. Is there any reason why we do not add, on a server side, SignalHub class as a Singelton and insted of using IHubContext use instance of SignalHub directly? Calling method BrodcastEmployee direct from Api controller can harm preformance or anything else? Thanks for answer.

Hi, how to send notification to particular user?

how can we implement using azure signalr

Nice video on SignalR with very good explanations. Is it possible to send messages to specific users instead of broadcasting to all clients using the same WebAPI? Thanks.

Why are you using an api with blazor server?

Great! How can I use this to design a real time wallboard statistics, how can I call the api in every second

Where i CAn downoad this source code?

Microsoft.AspNetCore.SignalR was deprecated... which one replaces it?

Thank you very much. Very useful video. Is it possible to use SqlDependency?

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protected override async Task OnInitializedAsync() { empList = new List(); hubConnection = new HubConnectionBuilder() .WithUrl("localhost:7036/signalhub") .Build(); hubConnection.On("ReceiveEmployee", (incomingEmployee) => { empList.Add(incomingEmployee); updatedOn = DateTime.Now.ToLongDateString(); //StateHasChanged(); InvokeAsync(StateHasChanged); }); hubConnection.On("ReceiveMessage", (incomingMessage) => { stringList.Add(incomingMessage); updatedOn = DateTime.Now.ToLongDateString(); // StateHasChanged(); InvokeAsync(StateHasChanged); }); await hubConnection.StartAsync(); }