Pavan Gayakwad

This is in continuation to my previous post:  Hangfire with ASP.Net MVC : Simplest Code To Start with . In this post we will see how Hangfire can be configured without the SQL Server as its backend for job scheduling, instead, manage all in-memory 1) Create ASP.Net MVC 4/5 Projects 2) in web.config file 3) Run  Install-Package HangFire -Version 1.6.17 or visit here for latest version:  https://www.nuget.org/packages/Hangfire/1.6.17 3) Run Install-Package Hangfire.MemoryStorage -Version 1.5.2 or visit here for latest version  https://www.nuget.org/packages/Hangfire.MemoryStorage/ 4) I am simply updating a table with a primary key (auto incremented), and string field "StampTime" with current date and time. 5) Open Global.asax.cs and paste below shown code. 6) Run the app and check the database. using Hangfire; using Hangfire.Common; using Hangfire.MemoryStorage; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Th...

It seems many are looking for using Hangfire with ASP.Net MVC 4 / 5+ SQL Server here is the simplest code example for you to start quick. I am using Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition 1) Create ASP.Net MVC 4/5 Projects 2)  <add key="owin:AutomaticAppStartup" value="false" /> in web.config file 3) Run  Install-Package HangFire -Version 1.6.17  or visit here for latest version:  https://www.nuget.org/packages/Hangfire/1.6.17 4) From the sample code, make sure you create database in SQL Server DB and update the connection string. 5) I am simply updating a table with a primary key (auto incremented), and string field "StampTime" with current date and time. 6) Open Global.asax.cs and put this code. 7) Run the app and check the database. The example code also showcase a hack on how to run jobs with few seconds interval. namespace HangFireDemo { public static class MyTasks { public static async Task< int > ...