I want to call the SignalRRealTimeNotifier service, but the system is calling the EmailRealTimeNotifier service by default.
How can I handle multiple notifiers simultaneously based on my requirements? For example:
If I want to call SignalRRealTimeNotifier, it should be called. If I want to call SmsRealTimeNotifier, it should be called. I have also set UseOnlyIfRequestedAsTarget=false specifically for the SignalRRealTimeNotifier.
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Hi @kansoftware
Have you reviewed this document?
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Hi @kansoftware
Have you reviewed this document?
Yes I have reviewed the document. I am using abp Version(13.0.0).
And I am sending the notification like this :-
but I am not getting hit on 'getNotification' in signalr.bundle.min.js
why I don't know.
Should I pass value in TargetNotifiers = "SignalR" in UserNotification when sending notification.
How SendNotificationsAsync method will be trigger in Abp.AspNetCore.SignalR.Notifications.SignalRRealTimeNotifier ?
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Hi @kansoftware
Here you can inject the
IAppNotifierinterface and call theSendMessageAsyncmethod. This method will publish the message to the Target notifiers. If you want to trigger "getNotification", you can trigger the event with the Send method after receiving the client from the hubContext.Related Comment
The 'abp.notifications.received' event is not triggered if you don't connect to AbpCommonHub. More details on the flow of SignalR, when sending notifications from the back-end to the front-end: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48020021/signalr-integration-for-asp-net-boilerplate/48020732#48020732
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