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Ian (VIP)
Hey guys,

been looking for some sort of project to get me started on asp.net, and i'm
wondering if this might be it.

How feasible is it to create a live chat room in a webpage using asp.net?

Ian
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Venkat
Hi Ian,

Live chat room using asp.net sure is a cool idea to start of with. I
already have a chat application done using asp, try this link
http://www16.brinkster.com/venkats, but use only lower case while logging
in. Its yet incomplete. But the idea is very much possible and pretty
simple.

Venkat.

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Subject: [aspng] webpage chat using asp.net?

Hey guys,

been looking for some sort of project to get me started on asp.net, and i'm
wondering if this might be it.

How feasible is it to create a live chat room in a webpage using asp.net?

Ian

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Terje Beck Nilsen
Hello Ian,

Prasad V. made a sample to Chat Services based on .NET and C#.

Look at ASP.todays article
http://www.asptoday.com/content/articles/20010402.asp?WROXEMPTOKEN=2709639ZP
rDPPxagj3pmzJJH2a

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Ian (VIP)
Hmm, thanks.

I'm guessing i actually wont be able to do this the way i wanted unless i
use some java stuff since i didnt want to have a continuously refreshing
webpage. I wanted something like a true chat client, like the way irc
works. I was looking at www.ichat.com, but i need something cheaper then
that. sigh....guess i have to find something else to get me started with
asp.net :)p

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Ian (VIP)
but for any sort of chat, wouldn't i need some sort of client side
application as well? And for compatibility issues, i'm assuming i'd have to
use java for that.

I cant read the below article without subscribing to asptoday. I'll poke
around on charle's site first before i get desperate enough to subscribe :)

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Joo Hang Cha
I got bored one weekend so I spent a couple of hours to develop a very
simple chat client with XML and ASP.

I don't have a URL at the moment to show you, but here is what I did:

chat.xml on the server:
- Acts like a database for all chat messages

chat.asp on the server:
- Takes care of login (a username only)
- Appends a new node to chat.xml file

chat.asp on the client:
- Displays a <div> container
- A DHTML script opens a new XML DOM object and reads chat.xml
- The script displays the chat.xml file and uses XSLT to limit the entries
to 25 and provides a nice formatting

When I have a better understanding of ASP.NET, I'm thinking about improving
this application with any new features I can think of.

My 2ยข.

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Carrico Todd
Yes, to do it this way you have to have a client. You could use .NET to
create a web service. Then create your client in what ever supports SOAP,
such as JAVA. Or just alienate anyone not on an MS platform eh eh eh.

Tc

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From: Ian [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 9:13 AM
To: aspng
Subject: [aspng] Re: webpage chat using asp.net?

but for any sort of chat, wouldn't i need some sort of client side
application as well? And for compatibility issues, i'm assuming i'd have to
use java for that.

I cant read the below article without subscribing to asptoday. I'll poke
around on charle's site first before i get desperate enough to subscribe :)

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Terje Beck Nilsen
This was Prasad DV's newsgroup information about the Chat Web Service -
before the AspToday article.

"Chat service has been implemented by me as a web service and the client
interface as a custom ASP.NET web component using webservices behavior at
http://aspx.securewebs.com/prasadv/chatroom.aspx

Enjoy all! (only IE 5.0 or above browsers!!) "

e-mail adress to Prasad DV Click here to reveal e-mail address

Greetings
Terje Beck Nilsen

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Ian (VIP)
Hmm....maybe i'll look into that. You've mentioned enough things that i
dont know about. So it would be a good learning experience :)

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Brian Boyce
Quite straightforward, create a web Service that writes to the single chat
room or communicates with clients via IP and streams. Messages can then be
communicated via the service (handy for monitoring all chat for gossip /
sensitive info ;o)

Sample web service code listed below.

    <%@ WebService Language="VB" Class="DemoSrv" %>
    
    Imports System.Web.Services
    
    Public Class DemoSrv
     Public Function <WebMethod()> MyNameIs() as String
     MyNameIs = "Brian"
     End Function
    End Class

Brian

P.S Have you seen 'Prisoners Dilema' the MS .NET Robot battle, write a
webservice and pit it against opponents.

Brian

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To: aspng
Subject: [aspng] webpage chat using asp.net?

Hey guys,

been looking for some sort of project to get me started on asp.net, and i'm
wondering if this might be it.

How feasible is it to create a live chat room in a webpage using asp.net?

Ian

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Scott Watermasysk (VIP)
I believe ASPToday had an article on this.

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Subject: [aspng] webpage chat using asp.net?

Hey guys,

been looking for some sort of project to get me started on asp.net, and i'm
wondering if this might be it.

How feasible is it to create a live chat room in a webpage using asp.net?

Ian

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akshay_markande@satyam-infoway.com

hi well
i been throught your chat ...
well here is mine... hope u would like it
http://www.jaipurcity.com/chat
if u interested in in then let me know

@
Akshay Markande
E-Biz Division (SIFY-2001)

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Hmm, thanks.

I'm guessing i actually wont be able to do this the way i wanted unless i
use some java stuff since i didnt want to have a continuously refreshing
webpage. I wanted something like a true chat client, like the way irc
works. I was looking at www.ichat.com, but i need something cheaper then
that. sigh....guess i have to find something else to get me started with
asp.net :)p

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Murat Cureklibatir
unless we see some code, it doesnt help much

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