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Asynchronous Web Form

I have a Web Form that uses a data grid to display data from a webservice. The problem is that I require a very fast response time for the user. The data that come back needs some heavy crunching so I can only display part of the infomation

Then I need to crunch all the sums and update the information. I need to perform a call back to the orignial form. Is this possible on a web page ? anyone know of a good example

Danny J
Nov 18 '05 #1
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Hello!

This situation was described in the MSDN magazine approx. 3 issues ago.
Best regards,

Henrik Dahl

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I have a Web Form that uses a data grid to display data from a webservice. The problem is that I require a very fast response time for the user. The
data that come back needs some heavy crunching so I can only display part of
the infomation.
Then I need to crunch all the sums and update the information. I need to perform a call back to the orignial form. Is this possible on a web page ?
anyone know of a good example ?
Danny J

Nov 18 '05 #2
Hello, Thanks do you know which issue

http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/backissues04.aspx
Nov 18 '05 #3
See 'Reload Page Command' thread.

Alan
"Danny J" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have a Web Form that uses a data grid to display data from a webservice. The problem is that I require a very fast response time for the user. The
data that come back needs some heavy crunching so I can only display part of
the infomation.
Then I need to crunch all the sums and update the information. I need to perform a call back to the orignial form. Is this possible on a web page ?
anyone know of a good example ?
Danny J

Nov 18 '05 #4

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