Hello,
I have an ASP.Net webform that shows numerous attributes of parts we sell.
There is one portion of the form that I have the user click a button to get
the information for. I did this for two reasons: 1) not everyone wants to
see it every time. 2) Depending on the complexity of the part, it can take a
while.
Everything works great. However, on complex parts (say that return 10,000 +
lines) the browser says it is "Not Responding" but I know I just have to
wait. I then did some research and it sounds as if I make an Asynchronous
call to the WebService method, I would not get the Not Responding issue.
So here is my code when they click the button to get the information...
private void Button1_Click(o bject sender, System.EventArg s e) {
dgrdBOM.Visible = true;
AsyncCallback cb = new AsyncCallback(t his.QueryCallba ck);
IAsyncResult ar = oWS.BeginGetIte mBOM(iUniqueID, iOrganizationID , 1,
cb, oWS);
lablTest.Text = "Kevin";
}
I threw the lablTest in there to make sure it at least gets that far and it
does. Here is the callback function.
public void QueryCallback(I AsyncResult ar) {
PartExplorerWS. PartInfo oWS2 = (PartExplorerWS .PartInfo) ar.AsyncState;
DataSet dsResults;
lablTest.Text = "Here";
dsResults = oWS2.EndGetItem BOM(ar);
dgrdBOM.DataSou rce = dsResults;
dgrdBOM.DataBin d();
dgrdBOM.Visible = true;
}
I never get the lablTest to update to "Here" The specific query I am
running should only take about 1-2 seconds in this test case. Am I missing
something?
TIA,
Grigs 3 2205
your approach will not work. here is your flow
browser ->> requests page
webform
onload page
starts asyn webcall
<<--- returns page response
browser renders page
<<-- async call finshes
update form data in server memory.
unless the asyn call finishes before the page response is sent to the
browser, the browser never sees the results. you need to wait on the async
call in the prerender event, but this may defeat the purpose of the async
call.
you should start a background thread to do the query, then have the page
poll for the result.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Grigs" <Gr***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:CE******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
| Hello,
|
| I have an ASP.Net webform that shows numerous attributes of parts we sell.
| There is one portion of the form that I have the user click a button to
get
| the information for. I did this for two reasons: 1) not everyone wants
to
| see it every time. 2) Depending on the complexity of the part, it can
take a
| while.
|
| Everything works great. However, on complex parts (say that return 10,000
+
| lines) the browser says it is "Not Responding" but I know I just have to
| wait. I then did some research and it sounds as if I make an Asynchronous
| call to the WebService method, I would not get the Not Responding issue.
|
| So here is my code when they click the button to get the information...
|
| private void Button1_Click(o bject sender, System.EventArg s e) {
| dgrdBOM.Visible = true;
| AsyncCallback cb = new AsyncCallback(t his.QueryCallba ck);
| IAsyncResult ar = oWS.BeginGetIte mBOM(iUniqueID, iOrganizationID , 1,
| cb, oWS);
| lablTest.Text = "Kevin";
| }
|
| I threw the lablTest in there to make sure it at least gets that far and
it
| does. Here is the callback function.
|
| public void QueryCallback(I AsyncResult ar) {
| PartExplorerWS. PartInfo oWS2 = (PartExplorerWS .PartInfo)
ar.AsyncState;
| DataSet dsResults;
|
| lablTest.Text = "Here";
| dsResults = oWS2.EndGetItem BOM(ar);
| dgrdBOM.DataSou rce = dsResults;
| dgrdBOM.DataBin d();
| dgrdBOM.Visible = true;
| }
|
| I never get the lablTest to update to "Here" The specific query I am
| running should only take about 1-2 seconds in this test case. Am I
missing
| something?
|
| TIA,
| Grigs
That makes sense. Thank you.
So, do you have an example of your thread suggestion?
Grigs
"bruce barker" wrote: your approach will not work. here is your flow
browser ->> requests page
webform onload page starts asyn webcall <<--- returns page response browser renders page
<<-- async call finshes update form data in server memory.
unless the asyn call finishes before the page response is sent to the browser, the browser never sees the results. you need to wait on the async call in the prerender event, but this may defeat the purpose of the async call.
you should start a background thread to do the query, then have the page poll for the result.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Grigs" <Gr***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message news:CE******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... | Hello, | | I have an ASP.Net webform that shows numerous attributes of parts we sell. | There is one portion of the form that I have the user click a button to get | the information for. I did this for two reasons: 1) not everyone wants to | see it every time. 2) Depending on the complexity of the part, it can take a | while. | | Everything works great. However, on complex parts (say that return 10,000 + | lines) the browser says it is "Not Responding" but I know I just have to | wait. I then did some research and it sounds as if I make an Asynchronous | call to the WebService method, I would not get the Not Responding issue. | | So here is my code when they click the button to get the information... | | private void Button1_Click(o bject sender, System.EventArg s e) { | dgrdBOM.Visible = true; | AsyncCallback cb = new AsyncCallback(t his.QueryCallba ck); | IAsyncResult ar = oWS.BeginGetIte mBOM(iUniqueID, iOrganizationID , 1, | cb, oWS); | lablTest.Text = "Kevin"; | } | | I threw the lablTest in there to make sure it at least gets that far and it | does. Here is the callback function. | | public void QueryCallback(I AsyncResult ar) { | PartExplorerWS. PartInfo oWS2 = (PartExplorerWS .PartInfo) ar.AsyncState; | DataSet dsResults; | | lablTest.Text = "Here"; | dsResults = oWS2.EndGetItem BOM(ar); | dgrdBOM.DataSou rce = dsResults; | dgrdBOM.DataBin d(); | dgrdBOM.Visible = true; | } | | I never get the lablTest to update to "Here" The specific query I am | running should only take about 1-2 seconds in this test case. Am I missing | something? | | TIA, | Grigs
google this newsgroup on progress bar - its the same problem.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Grigs" <Gr***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:D2******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
| That makes sense. Thank you.
|
| So, do you have an example of your thread suggestion?
|
| Grigs
|
| "bruce barker" wrote:
|
| > your approach will not work. here is your flow
| >
| > browser ->> requests page
| >
| > webform
| > onload page
| > starts asyn webcall
| > <<--- returns page response
| > browser renders page
| >
| > <<-- async call finshes
| > update form data in server memory.
| >
| >
| > unless the asyn call finishes before the page response is sent to the
| > browser, the browser never sees the results. you need to wait on the
async
| > call in the prerender event, but this may defeat the purpose of the
async
| > call.
| >
| > you should start a background thread to do the query, then have the page
| > poll for the result.
| >
| > -- bruce (sqlwork.com)
| >
| >
| > "Grigs" <Gr***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
| > news:CE******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
| > | Hello,
| > |
| > | I have an ASP.Net webform that shows numerous attributes of parts we
sell.
| > | There is one portion of the form that I have the user click a button
to
| > get
| > | the information for. I did this for two reasons: 1) not everyone
wants
| > to
| > | see it every time. 2) Depending on the complexity of the part, it can
| > take a
| > | while.
| > |
| > | Everything works great. However, on complex parts (say that return
10,000
| > +
| > | lines) the browser says it is "Not Responding" but I know I just have
to
| > | wait. I then did some research and it sounds as if I make an
Asynchronous
| > | call to the WebService method, I would not get the Not Responding
issue.
| > |
| > | So here is my code when they click the button to get the
information...
| > |
| > | private void Button1_Click(o bject sender, System.EventArg s e) {
| > | dgrdBOM.Visible = true;
| > | AsyncCallback cb = new AsyncCallback(t his.QueryCallba ck);
| > | IAsyncResult ar = oWS.BeginGetIte mBOM(iUniqueID,
iOrganizationID , 1,
| > | cb, oWS);
| > | lablTest.Text = "Kevin";
| > | }
| > |
| > | I threw the lablTest in there to make sure it at least gets that far
and
| > it
| > | does. Here is the callback function.
| > |
| > | public void QueryCallback(I AsyncResult ar) {
| > | PartExplorerWS. PartInfo oWS2 = (PartExplorerWS .PartInfo)
| > ar.AsyncState;
| > | DataSet dsResults;
| > |
| > | lablTest.Text = "Here";
| > | dsResults = oWS2.EndGetItem BOM(ar);
| > | dgrdBOM.DataSou rce = dsResults;
| > | dgrdBOM.DataBin d();
| > | dgrdBOM.Visible = true;
| > | }
| > |
| > | I never get the lablTest to update to "Here" The specific query I am
| > | running should only take about 1-2 seconds in this test case. Am I
| > missing
| > | something?
| > |
| > | TIA,
| > | Grigs
| >
| >
| > This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics |
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