During my last lecture about ASP.NET SignalR in the .Net Developer Group Berlin-Brandenburg, some questions came up from the audience. I like to try to answer these questions with this blog post. The questions were about how address specific clients from the server side, how to return values after calling a function at a specific client and how broken connections are handled. And also the evergreen-question came up: How to secure SignalR applications. This post is about SignalR 2 and will not cover previous versions. You can find very good tutorials here: ASP.NET SignalR 2. Let's have a look at the questions step by step.
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MVC,Visual Studio 2015,SignalR,ASP.Net,Security
MVC,Visual Studio 2015,SignalR,ASP.Net,Security
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