The answer to this question would very much depend on what do you mean by reload some info in ASP.NET MVC project. This is not a clearly stated problem and as such, more than obviously, it cannot have a clearly stated answer.
So if we assume that by this you want to periodically poll some controller action and update information on a view you could use the setInterval javascript function to periodically poll the server by sending an AJAX request and update the UI:
window.setInterval(function() {
// Send an AJAX request every 5s to poll for changes and update the UI
// example with jquery:
$.get('/foo', function(result) {
// TODO: use the results returned from your controller action
// to update the UI
});
}, 5000);
If on the other hand you mean executing some task on the server at regular periods you could use the RegisterWaitForSingleObject method like this:
var waitHandle = new AutoResetEvent(false);
ThreadPool.RegisterWaitForSingleObject(
waitHandle,
// Method to execute
(state, timeout) =>
{
// TODO: implement the functionality you want to be executed
// on every 5 seconds here
// Important Remark: This method runs on a worker thread drawn
// from the thread pool which is also used to service requests
// so make sure that this method returns as fast as possible or
// you will be jeopardizing worker threads which could be catastrophic
// in a web application. Make sure you don't sleep here and if you were
// to perform some I/O intensive operation make sure you use asynchronous
// API and IO completion ports for increased scalability
},
// optional state object to pass to the method
null,
// Execute the method after 5 seconds
TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5),
// Set this to false to execute it repeatedly every 5 seconds
false
);
If you mean something else, don't hesitate to provide more details to your question.
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