How to implement my own method in WebSocket in WebApi Core 2

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It is possible to implement in websocket my own method, and call it like

socket = new WebSocket(connectionUrl);

socket.DoSomething() ?

edited Nov 22 at 14:19

Foo

asked Nov 22 at 14:17

Drakoo

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Use SignalR instead
– Foo
Nov 22 at 14:19

SignalR works like WebSocket? Can i use it for fast communication?
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 8:42

And I can use signalR only in the same application?
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 9:51

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up vote
0
down vote

favorite

It is possible to implement in websocket my own method, and call it like

socket = new WebSocket(connectionUrl);

socket.DoSomething() ?

edited Nov 22 at 14:19

Foo

asked Nov 22 at 14:17

Drakoo

10610

1

Use SignalR instead
– Foo
Nov 22 at 14:19

SignalR works like WebSocket? Can i use it for fast communication?
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 8:42

And I can use signalR only in the same application?
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 9:51

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

favorite

It is possible to implement in websocket my own method, and call it like

socket = new WebSocket(connectionUrl);

socket.DoSomething() ?

edited Nov 22 at 14:19

Foo

asked Nov 22 at 14:17

Drakoo

10610

It is possible to implement in websocket my own method, and call it like

socket = new WebSocket(connectionUrl);

socket.DoSomething() ?

c# .net websocket asp.net-core-webapi

edited Nov 22 at 14:19

Foo

asked Nov 22 at 14:17

Drakoo

10610

edited Nov 22 at 14:19

Foo

asked Nov 22 at 14:17

Drakoo

10610

edited Nov 22 at 14:19

Foo

edited Nov 22 at 14:19

Foo

edited Nov 22 at 14:19

Foo

asked Nov 22 at 14:17

Drakoo

10610

asked Nov 22 at 14:17

Drakoo

10610

asked Nov 22 at 14:17

Drakoo

10610

1

Use SignalR instead
– Foo
Nov 22 at 14:19

SignalR works like WebSocket? Can i use it for fast communication?
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 8:42

And I can use signalR only in the same application?
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 9:51

add a comment |

1

Use SignalR instead
– Foo
Nov 22 at 14:19

SignalR works like WebSocket? Can i use it for fast communication?
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 8:42

And I can use signalR only in the same application?
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 9:51

Use SignalR instead
– Foo
Nov 22 at 14:19

SignalR works like WebSocket? Can i use it for fast communication?
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 8:42

And I can use signalR only in the same application?
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 9:51

add a comment |

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Do you mean extension method?

Yes, you can do it:

public static class WebSocketExtension

{

    public static void DoSomething(this WebSocket socket)

    {

        // Do something

    }

}

More about extensions

answered Nov 23 at 8:16

garret

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And I can use this method in my client on front-end after connect to websocket? I think I will not see this method in JS.
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 9:20

You are correct, but You didin't include this litle requierement in question (or I didin't notice it).
– garret
Nov 27 at 9:04

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up vote
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down vote

Do you mean extension method?

Yes, you can do it:

public static class WebSocketExtension

{

    public static void DoSomething(this WebSocket socket)

    {

        // Do something

    }

}

More about extensions

answered Nov 23 at 8:16

garret

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And I can use this method in my client on front-end after connect to websocket? I think I will not see this method in JS.
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 9:20

You are correct, but You didin't include this litle requierement in question (or I didin't notice it).
– garret
Nov 27 at 9:04

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Do you mean extension method?

Yes, you can do it:

public static class WebSocketExtension

{

    public static void DoSomething(this WebSocket socket)

    {

        // Do something

    }

}

More about extensions

answered Nov 23 at 8:16

garret

755513

And I can use this method in my client on front-end after connect to websocket? I think I will not see this method in JS.
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 9:20

You are correct, but You didin't include this litle requierement in question (or I didin't notice it).
– garret
Nov 27 at 9:04

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Do you mean extension method?

Yes, you can do it:

public static class WebSocketExtension

{

    public static void DoSomething(this WebSocket socket)

    {

        // Do something

    }

}

More about extensions

answered Nov 23 at 8:16

garret

755513

Do you mean extension method?

Yes, you can do it:

public static class WebSocketExtension

{

    public static void DoSomething(this WebSocket socket)

    {

        // Do something

    }

}

More about extensions

answered Nov 23 at 8:16

garret

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answered Nov 23 at 8:16

garret

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answered Nov 23 at 8:16

garret

755513

answered Nov 23 at 8:16

garret

755513

And I can use this method in my client on front-end after connect to websocket? I think I will not see this method in JS.
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 9:20

You are correct, but You didin't include this litle requierement in question (or I didin't notice it).
– garret
Nov 27 at 9:04

add a comment |

And I can use this method in my client on front-end after connect to websocket? I think I will not see this method in JS.
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 9:20

You are correct, but You didin't include this litle requierement in question (or I didin't notice it).
– garret
Nov 27 at 9:04

And I can use this method in my client on front-end after connect to websocket? I think I will not see this method in JS.
– Drakoo
Nov 23 at 9:20

You are correct, but You didin't include this litle requierement in question (or I didin't notice it).
– garret
Nov 27 at 9:04

add a comment |

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