Asp.net 2003 force method to finish before processing next

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I am using C# with asp.net 2003. I have a method on a web page that has
problems if it is accessed at the same time from more than one client. If it
is called by more than one client, I want to force the method to act
sequentially. I am pretty sure there is somekind of server call that will
allow me to force other callers to wait for the previous call to complete,
however I can't figure out what it is. It would be something like

Application.BeginSequentialProcessing;
MyMethod();
Application.EndSequentialProcessing

How do I do this?
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Jerry J

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I got it, it is Application.Lock !!
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Jerry J
"Jerry J" wrote:

I am using C# with asp.net 2003. I have a method on a web page that has
problems if it is accessed at the same time from more than one client. If it
is called by more than one client, I want to force the method to act
sequentially. I am pretty sure there is somekind of server call that will
allow me to force other callers to wait for the previous call to complete,
however I can't figure out what it is. It would be something like

Application.BeginSequentialProcessing;
MyMethod();
Application.EndSequentialProcessing

How do I do this?
--
Jerry J

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Is there an alternative to application.lock ? I would rather just lock the
page, not the whole application.
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Jerry J
"Jerry J" wrote:

I am using C# with asp.net 2003. I have a method on a web page that has
problems if it is accessed at the same time from more than one client. If it
is called by more than one client, I want to force the method to act
sequentially. I am pretty sure there is somekind of server call that will
allow me to force other callers to wait for the previous call to complete,
however I can't figure out what it is. It would be something like

Application.BeginSequentialProcessing;
MyMethod();
Application.EndSequentialProcessing

How do I do this?
--
Jerry J

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Jerry J wrote:

I am using C# with asp.net 2003. I have a method on a web page that has
problems if it is accessed at the same time from more than one client. If it
is called by more than one client, I want to force the method to act
sequentially. I am pretty sure there is somekind of server call that will
allow me to force other callers to wait for the previous call to complete,
however I can't figure out what it is. It would be something like

Application.BeginSequentialProcessing;
MyMethod();
Application.EndSequentialProcessing

How do I do this?

lock(someobject)
{
...
}

maybe.

Arne

[Steve Harclerode]

"Arne Vajhøj" <ar**@vajhoej.dkwrote in message
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Jerry J wrote:

>I am using C# with asp.net 2003. I have a method on a web page that has
problems if it is accessed at the same time from more than one client. If
it is called by more than one client, I want to force the method to act
sequentially.

lock(someobject)
{
...
}

That sounds good...although the only way I can imagine this working is if
someobject is a static member of the MyPage class. What do you think?

- Steve