I am trying to get the hubcontext from a SignalR hub.
I want to be able to send notifications to the clients connected to that hub, while the hub instance may be disposed of.
The caveat is that I register the hubs dynamically, so I have the hub type as a Type object.
It is registered that way:
Application.UseSignalR(R => MapperMethodInfo.MakeGenericMethod(H).Invoke(R, new object [] { Path }));
With H being the hub type.
I have tried:
var HubContext = ServiceProvider.GetService(H);
it returns null.
and I have tried:
Application.Use(async (Context, Next) =>
{
var HubContext = Context.RequestServices.GetRequiredService(H);
});
The lambda expression is not called.
I have read: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/signalr/hubcontext?view=aspnetcore-2.2
and it is the one proposing the method above.
And I have also found this solution: Get Hub Context in SignalR Core from within another object
which can't work since I need to know the hubs at compile-time, which I don't since they come in the form of plug-ins, in external assemblies, and are found and registered with reflection.
All online posts and solutions revolve around the two methods above and don't work in this case.
How can I get the hub context then?
