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Sorry to insist on this point, but I'm still not sure that there is no misunderstanding (maybe because of my foreign english).
If you log your events at the entrance of your "PushData" function
and...

I can't say I know your code, as the relevant part of the code (that is, where the WndProc is called) is not reported
and I guess it is GUI related code, which I'm not an expert of.

From...

I see you avoid to invoke _listener.Update from a critical thread (as the one running WndProc seems to be).
However, the Update call implementation also enqueues the values, so that they are...

If I understand well, you are complaining about the absence of an event for 08:19:42.
The log shows that such event is missing in the flow from the Data Adapter, hence it is not filtered because of...

I warned about synchronization issues with relation to my suggestion of putting a pointer to the Data Adapter on a static variable. I did it just in case.
If you, after revising your code, can now...

The SocketToLightStreamer class should not be instantiated directly.
Exactly one object of this class is internally created by the Lightstreamer Remote Adapter Library.
If you get data from outside...

The snippet does not fully describe the test, because the

instruction asks the library to find all items and fields defined in the push cells, which are in the HTML part of the page.

To get a...

Defining multiple Data Adapters and sending all their data to a single client page is not possible at the moment, though it will become possible with the next release of the software.
However, you...

Getting data from an external process is the usual scenario.
However, you have to obey the Data Adapter interface, based on "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" to data "items". Hence, depending on the...