Hi,
I am testing an scenario with two Webcore applications which are accessing the same Firebird database.
When I created a new or update an existing record in application A I would like to see it updated in application B (manually).
What do I need to show the changed record?
Greetz.
User will have to refresh the data manually so it retrieves fresh data from the server.
Alternatively you can use web sockets for real-time communication, but that would have to be implemented manually - intercepting modifications in the database, notifying web socket clients, etc.. It will really be worth only if your application really needs real-time data. If this is just for user convenience, I wouldn't do it.
User will have to refresh the data manually so it retrieves fresh data from the server.
Do you mean by that the alternative like using websockets?
I have tried XDataWebDataSet1.Refresh and XDataWebDataSet1.Load in application B but without any result.
Close the dataset and then call Load again.
That did the trick. Thanks!
Alternative - use MQTT and send a message from server when you want to update a table on clients.
It's up to you to define the message structure.