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Drew Noakes
c# .net signalr owin
After two days I’ve been able to finally get the new SignalR installed;however, I’m faced with another issue.I’ve either removed the specific Owin Assembly or lost reference to it some how.I’ve checked my bin, packages, and reference folders and all the original Owin naming conventions are visible.Anyone save me from this tragedy and show me how to fix this?Here is the server error returned from iis.Server Error in ‘/’ Application.The following errors occurred while attempting to load the app. –
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JMorgan
signalr signalr-hub signalr.client owin
I am working on an application to perform context synchronization between multiple web hosted applications using SignalR. The client machine instantiates a host using the SignalR Owin host and the applications connect to it with a no-proxy version of the JS Client. The issue I am having is that the “Client” applications are hosted in SSL environments the SignalR host is not (as it is constrained to the local machine). If I try to connect to the Hub from a standard non-SSL website hosting the
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devlish
c# signalr internet-explorer-10 self-hosting owin
Using SignalR 0.53 and self-hosting with OWIN, I was able to have an HTTPS client connect successfully to a non-HTTPS localhost port.I have now upgraded to SignalR 1.1.2.I have enabled cross-domain have have non-HTTPS clients connecting successfully. However, now it seems that an HTTPS client will be blocked. Note: I also have to use IE10. This appears in the console:SEC7111: HTTPS security is compromised by http://localhost:9100/signalr/hubs An alert with “SignalR: Error during negotation requ
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Steven Robbins
asp.net mono xsp owin katana
I’ve build Mono 3.0.2 from source (tarball), and built XSP from both the latest tarball and the latest on Github, but I’m unable to run a relatively simple asp.net app using .net 4.5 because it sees ‘targetFramework=”4.5″‘ in the web.config as invalid. Building the app, and running a console .net 4.5 app works just fine.This is the web.config in question:<?xml version=”1.0″?><!–For more information on how to configure your ASP.NET application, please visithttp://go.microsoft.com/fwlink
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einsteinx2
mono signalr signalr-hub owin
I’m about ready to pull my hair out over this problem because all the guides show the same one or two solutions, which seem to be working for everyone but myself.I’m using SignalR in a Mono application, using Owin. I’ve set EnableCrossDomain = true in my HubConfiguration. I’ve set up a simple test page using javascript to connect. The negotiate and ping urls are loading without issue and seem to be replying correctly. However I get a cross domain error on the connect call.It’s definitely using m