Server distribution for high performance
I’ve developed a Socket Application on top of TCP in .NET C#, which allows many clients to send files from one another via a VPS I’m using. Most file transfers will occur between people in the same region, say, even in the same neighborhood.
Best Practices for calculating data in GIS-like web application
Let’s assume that we have a simple GIS-like application, which presents (using Google Maps or anything similar) recorded tracks. Each track consists of points (data portions) with geo-data and additional information, like speed, altitude and similar attributes.
What to do when request is sent to server and while waiting for response internet connectivity lost?
I am sending a huge amount of data to server. Now while I have sent the data and waiting for server response, suddenly my android device gets internet connection lost.
So what I used to do is, showing an alert dialog of connection lost, but at server side the data was already processed and it updated somewhere e.g. on any URL. But my android phone does not know this as it did not get response ever. How to resolve it.
Whether it could be done on server side or on android itself How?
How server would know that android phone is not going to listen the response?
It may be client-server communication optimization perspective.
What to do when request is sent to server and while waiting for response internet connectivity lost?
I am sending a huge amount of data to server. Now while I have sent the data and waiting for server response, suddenly my android device gets internet connection lost.
So what I used to do is, showing an alert dialog of connection lost, but at server side the data was already processed and it updated somewhere e.g. on any URL. But my android phone does not know this as it did not get response ever. How to resolve it.
Whether it could be done on server side or on android itself How?
How server would know that android phone is not going to listen the response?
It may be client-server communication optimization perspective.
What to do when request is sent to server and while waiting for response internet connectivity lost?
I am sending a huge amount of data to server. Now while I have sent the data and waiting for server response, suddenly my android device gets internet connection lost.
So what I used to do is, showing an alert dialog of connection lost, but at server side the data was already processed and it updated somewhere e.g. on any URL. But my android phone does not know this as it did not get response ever. How to resolve it.
Whether it could be done on server side or on android itself How?
How server would know that android phone is not going to listen the response?
It may be client-server communication optimization perspective.
What to do when request is sent to server and while waiting for response internet connectivity lost?
I am sending a huge amount of data to server. Now while I have sent the data and waiting for server response, suddenly my android device gets internet connection lost.
So what I used to do is, showing an alert dialog of connection lost, but at server side the data was already processed and it updated somewhere e.g. on any URL. But my android phone does not know this as it did not get response ever. How to resolve it.
Whether it could be done on server side or on android itself How?
How server would know that android phone is not going to listen the response?
It may be client-server communication optimization perspective.
Avoid Initial AJAX Call for Loading Data
Here is the typical sequence of events when someone navigates to a page in my application:
Avoid Initial AJAX Call for Loading Data
Here is the typical sequence of events when someone navigates to a page in my application:
Avoid Initial AJAX Call for Loading Data
Here is the typical sequence of events when someone navigates to a page in my application:
Backend development philosophy
I feel kind of lost in this backend development process I am attempting right now. Most of the usual development practices I use while developing client-side applications don’t apply here… Let me provide some context.