Just wanna tell you that you were right, it was my mistake: My testing data generator is not in fact sending data every second. Unless something else, my solution is ready to go. Thank you so much...
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Just wanna tell you that you were right, it was my mistake: My testing data generator is not in fact sending data every second. Unless something else, my solution is ready to go. Thank you so much...
<Are the events equally spaced at 1 second, with holes of 2 seconds when events are lost?
Yes, that what's happening. It goes for 20-30 events fine, then I see one event was lost, then again no lost...
Yes, I did comment out the update call. I still had lost data, I would say less then with updates but still there was lost data. Knowing my code would you recommend anything to preotect from losing...
I am going to follow your recomdations but I think the reason for missing data is that sometimes data push by the LS takes just a moment longer (means resources are still busy) and my data adapter...
Here is my latest code with which I am missing some data sometimes:
using System.Collections;
using System.Threading;
using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using...
<Also note that synchronization issues may need to be considered.
And that I think I am having a problem with. I am running a process that stupidely sends current time with an interval of one second...
Here is my latest code. I understand that you are not supporting .Net but still maybe you can give me a hint:
using System.Collections;
using System.Threading;
using System;
using...
While I am working on that I have another question:
Is it possible to hide these DIVs so they will not take any space on a page:
<div source="lightstreamer" table="hellotable" item="greetings"...
Alright, I uderstand.
I want to show a code fragment from my modified Hello World:
<script>
/////////////////PushPage Configuration
var debugAlerts = true;
var remoteAlerts = false;
...
Yes, I have gotten my modified HelloWord sample working. But what I need in reality is the following:
I am going to have let's say 10 HelloWord like programs that are listening to 10 external...
What I am trying to do with this example is to modify it to the point that the code can listen to some port on the same computer and an external process will be writing to that port to provide data....