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- ASP. NET Core Applications — Hangfire Documentation
This documentation is devoted to Hangfire, please, read the official ASP NET Core Documentation to learn the details on how to create and initialize a new web application: Getting Started and Tutorials
- ASP. NET Applications — Hangfire Documentation
ASP NET Applications¶ You can place the background processing in an ASP NET application without using additional processes like Windows Services Hangfire’s code is ready for unexpected process terminations, application pool recycles and restarts during the deployment process
- Getting Started — Hangfire Documentation
You can integrate it with almost any application framework, including ASP NET, ASP NET Core, Console applications, Windows Services, WCF, as well as community-driven frameworks like Nancy or ServiceStack
- Configuration — Hangfire Documentation
Starting from version 1 4, GlobalConfiguration class is the preferred way to configure Hangfire This is an entry point for a couple of methods, including ones from third-party storage implementations or other extensions
- Configuring Logging — Hangfire Documentation
Hangfire NetCore and Hangfire AspNetCore packages provide the simplest way to integrate Hangfire into modern NET Core applications It delegates the logging implementation to the Microsoft Extensions Logging package, so the only required method to call is the AddHangfire method:
- Using Dashboard UI — Hangfire Documentation
For ASP NET Core environments, use the GetHttpContext extension method defined in the Hangfire AspNetCore package
- Making ASP. NET Application Always Running - Hangfire
Making ASP NET Core application always running on IIS¶ Follow these directions in IIS: Set application pool under which the application runs to:
- Sending Mail in Background with ASP. NET MVC - Hangfire
Let’s start with a simple example: you are building your own blog using ASP NET MVC and want to receive an email notification about each posted comment We will use the simple but awesome Postal library to send emails
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