I have a long process I run that needs to be complete before the user can continue. I can change the cursor to an hourglass, but I want to update the Status Strip on the bottom during the process. I set the statusstrip label to "Downloading... ", but it will not show up on the form. I need to display this message before it starts the process. I can put a thread.sleep for 1 second after I do the initial process, but that seems sloppy to me. Any suggestions? Here is my code launched from a button click:
'update the label--This does not show because the process starts before the UI updates
slDBList.Text = "Retrieving Databases..."Tr yMe.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCur sorDim lstServers As List(Of String)'set to false in case of an error boolServersLoad ed = FalseboolDBLoad ed = False'clear the servers list cbServers.DataS ource = Nothing'clear the databases list dbDatabases.Dat aSource = NothingIf chkSort.Checked = True ThenlstServers = GetSqlServers(T rue)ElselstServ ers = GetSqlServers(F alse)End IfcbServers.Dat aSource = lstServers'set to true to enabled the selected index change on the dropdown boolServersLoad ed = TrueslDBList.Te xt = ""Catch ex As ExceptionMessag eBox.Show("Erro r loading server list. Error: " & ex.ToString, "Data Error", MessageBoxButto ns.OK, MessageBoxIcon. Error)boolServe rsLoaded = FalseslDBList.T ext = ""FinallyMe.Cur sor = Cursors.ArrowEn d Try
32  1706 
Run the task on another thread. If you are using .Net 2.0 or later
(VS2005/VS2008), this is fairly easy with the BackgroundWorke r class. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...undworker.aspx
Do not run the task on the UI thread or you will get the results you
are currently seeing.
/Joergen Bech
On Wed, 21 May 2008 12:09:09 -0600, "John Wright"
<ri**********@h otmail.comwrote :
>I have a long process I run that needs to be complete before the user can continue. I can change the cursor to an hourglass, but I want to update the Status Strip on the bottom during the process. I set the statusstrip label to "Downloading... ", but it will not show up on the form. I need to display this message before it starts the process. I can put a thread.sleep for 1 second after I do the initial process, but that seems sloppy to me. Any suggestions? Here is my code launched from a button click:
'update the label--This does not show because the process starts before the UI updates
slDBList.Tex t = "Retrieving Databases..."Tr yMe.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCur sorDim lstServers As List(Of String)'set to false in case of an error boolServersLoad ed = FalseboolDBLoad ed = False'clear the servers list cbServers.DataS ource = Nothing'clear the databases list dbDatabases.Dat aSource = NothingIf chkSort.Checked = True ThenlstServers = GetSqlServers(T rue)ElselstServ ers = GetSqlServers(F alse)End IfcbServers.Dat aSource = lstServers'set to true to enabled the selected index change on the dropdown boolServersLoad ed = TrueslDBList.Te xt = ""Catch ex As ExceptionMessag eBox.Show("Erro r loading server list. Error: " & ex.ToString, "Data Error", MessageBoxButto ns.OK, MessageBoxIcon. Error)boolServe rsLoaded = FalseslDBList.T ext = ""FinallyMe.Cur sor = Cursors.ArrowEn d Try
On May 21, 9:09*pm, "John Wright" <riley_wri...@h otmail.comwrote :
I have a long process I run that needs to be complete before the user can continue. *I can change the cursor to an hourglass, but I want to update the Status Strip on the bottom during the process. *I set the statusstrip label to "Downloading... ", but it will not show up on the form. *I need to display this message before it starts the process. *I can put a thread.sleep for 1 second after I do the initial process, but that seems sloppy to me.*Any suggestions? *Here is my code launched from a button click:
'update the label--This does not show because the process starts before the UI updates
slDBList.Text = "Retrieving Databases..."Tr yMe.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCur sorDim lstServers As List(Of String)'set to false in case of an error boolServersLoad ed = FalseboolDBLoad ed = False'clear the servers list cbServers.DataS ource = Nothing'clear the databases list dbDatabases.Dat aSource =NothingIf chkSort.Checked = True ThenlstServers = GetSqlServers(T rue)ElselstServ ers = GetSqlServers(F alse)End IfcbServers.Dat aSource = lstServers'set to true to enabled the selected index change on the dropdown boolServersLoad ed = TrueslDBList.Te xt = ""Catch ex As ExceptionMessag eBox.Show("Erro r loading server list. Error: " & ex.ToString, "Data Error", MessageBoxButto ns.OK, MessageBoxIcon. Error)boolServe rsLoaded = FalseslDBList.T ext =""FinallyMe.Cu rsor = Cursors.ArrowEn d Try
Hi,
Could you put the code above into BackgroundWorke r's Do_Work event sub
and run it using RunWorkerAsync method?
And just set statusStrip text in button_click event.
Like this:
Private Sub Button1_Click (ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles Button1.Click
StatusStrip1.te xt = "Downloading... "
BackgroundWorke r1.RunWorketAsy nc()
End Sub
Private Sub BackgroundWorke r1_DoWork(ByVal sender As System.Object,
ByVal e As System.Componen tModel.DoWorkEv entArgs) Handles
Backgroundworke r1.DoWork
' Here is the code that you sent in your original post
End Sub
...should work fine.
Thanks,
Onur Güzel
On 21 maio, 15:19, Joergen Bech <jbech<NOSPAM>@ <NOSPAM>post1.t ele.dk>
wrote:
Run the task on another thread. If you are using .Net 2.0 or later
(VS2005/VS2008), this is fairly easy with the BackgroundWorke r class.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...tmodel.backgro...
Do not run the task on the UI thread or you will get the results you
are currently seeing.
/Joergen Bech
On Wed, 21 May 2008 12:09:09 -0600, "John Wright"
<riley_wri...@h otmail.comwrote :
I have a long process I run that needs to be complete before the user can continue. I can change the cursor to an hourglass, but I want to update the Status Strip on the bottom during the process. I set the statusstrip label to "Downloading... ", but it will not show up on the form. I need to display this message before it starts the process. I can put a thread.sleep for 1 second after I do the initial process, but that seems sloppy to me. Any suggestions? Here is my code launched from a button click:
'update the label--This does not show because the process starts before the UI updates
slDBList.Text = "Retrieving Databases..."Tr yMe.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCur sorDim lstServers As List(Of String)'set to false in case of an error boolServersLoad ed = FalseboolDBLoad ed = False'clear the servers list cbServers.DataS ource = Nothing'clear the databases list dbDatabases.Dat aSource = NothingIf chkSort.Checked = True ThenlstServers = GetSqlServers(T rue)ElselstServ ers = GetSqlServers(F alse)End IfcbServers.Dat aSource = lstServers'set to true to enabled the selected index change on the dropdown boolServersLoad ed = TrueslDBList.Te xt = ""Catch ex As ExceptionMessag eBox.Show("Erro r loading server list. Error: " & ex.ToString, "Data Error", MessageBoxButto ns.OK, MessageBoxIcon. Error)boolServe rsLoaded = FalseslDBList.T ext = ""FinallyMe.Cur sor = Cursors.ArrowEn d Try
You also can try the controls/form Refresh method, which forces it to
be redraw.
Thiago
On 2008-05-21, John Wright <ri**********@h otmail.comwrote :
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On May 21, 9:26*pm, kimiraikkonen <kimiraikkone.. .@gmail.comwrot e:
On May 21, 9:09*pm, "John Wright" <riley_wri...@h otmail.comwrote :
I have a long process I run that needs to be complete before the user can continue. *I can change the cursor to an hourglass, but I want to updatethe Status Strip on the bottom during the process. *I set the statusstriplabe l to "Downloading... ", but it will not show up on the form. *I need to display this message before it starts the process. *I can put a thread.sleep for 1 second after I do the initial process, but that seems sloppy to me. *Any suggestions? *Here is my code launched from a button click:
'update the label--This does not show because the process starts before the UI updates
slDBList.Text = "Retrieving Databases..."Tr yMe.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCur sorDim lstServers As List(Of String)'set to false in case of an error boolServersLoad ed = FalseboolDBLoad ed = False'clear the servers list cbServers.DataS ource = Nothing'clear the databases list dbDatabases.Dat aSource = NothingIf chkSort.Checked = True ThenlstServers = GetSqlServers(T rue)ElselstServ ers = GetSqlServers(F alse)End IfcbServers.Dat aSource = lstServers'set to true to enabled the selected index change on the dropdown boolServersLoad ed = TrueslDBList.Te xt = ""Catch ex As ExceptionMessag eBox.Show("Erro r loading server list. Error: " & ex.ToString, "Data Error", MessageBoxButto ns.OK, MessageBoxIcon. Error)boolServe rsLoaded = FalseslDBList.T ext = ""FinallyMe.Cur sor = Cursors.ArrowEn d Try
Hi,
Could you put the code above into BackgroundWorke r's Do_Work event sub
and run it using RunWorkerAsync method?
And just set statusStrip text in button_click event.
Like this:
Private Sub Button1_Click (ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles Button1.Click
StatusStrip1.te xt = "Downloading... "
BackgroundWorke r1.RunWorketAsy nc()
Sorry for the last line's typo,
BackgroundWorke r1.RunWorkerAsy nc() is the correct one.
Thanks,
Onur Güzel
On Wed, 21 May 2008 11:28:04 -0700 (PDT), Thiago Macedo
<th**********@g mail.comwrote:
>On 21 maio, 15:19, Joergen Bech <jbech<NOSPAM>@ <NOSPAM>post1.t ele.dk>
wrote:
>Run the task on another thread. If you are using .Net 2.0 or later
(VS2005/VS2008), this is fairly easy with the BackgroundWorke r class.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...tmodel.backgro...
Do not run the task on the UI thread or you will get the results you
are currently seeing.
/Joergen Bech
On Wed, 21 May 2008 12:09:09 -0600, "John Wright"
<riley_wri...@ hotmail.comwrot e:
>I have a long process I run that needs to be complete before the user can continue. I can change the cursor to an hourglass, but I want to update the Status Strip on the bottom during the process. I set the statusstrip label to "Downloading... ", but it will not show up on the form. I need to display this message before it starts the process. I can put a thread.sleep for 1 second after I do the initial process, but that seems sloppy to me. Any suggestions? Here is my code launched from a button click:
>'update the label--This does not show because the process starts before the UI updates
slDBList.Tex t = "Retrieving Databases..."Tr yMe.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCur sorDim lstServers As List(Of String)'set to false in case of an error boolServersLoad ed = FalseboolDBLoad ed = False'clear the servers list cbServers.DataS ource = Nothing'clear the databases list dbDatabases.Dat aSource = NothingIf chkSort.Checked = True ThenlstServers = GetSqlServers(T rue)ElselstServ ers = GetSqlServers(F alse)End IfcbServers.Dat aSource = lstServers'set to true to enabled the selected index change on the dropdown boolServersLoad ed = TrueslDBList.Te xt = ""Catch ex As ExceptionMessag eBox.Show("Erro r loading server list. Error: " & ex.ToString, "Data Error", MessageBoxButto ns.OK, MessageBoxIcon. Error)boolServe rsLoaded = FalseslDBList.T ext = ""FinallyMe.Cur sor = Cursors.ArrowEn d Try
You also can try the controls/form Refresh method, which forces it to
be redraw.
Thiago
If the form is on top of all other windows, yes, this can be used to
make sure a message is updated *before* the process is started,
but once the process is running, the UI thread is blocked until
the task has finished.
If another form (from another application, e.g.) is moved across
the form while the task is running, you might be looking at a big,
grey blob instead of a form telling you what it is working on.
Only when the task is done and the UI thread is no longer blocked
does the form get a chance to repaint itself again.
Regards,
Joergen Bech
How about Application.DoE vents ? This might help for processing pending thread.
Mayur H Chauhan
"John Wright" <ri**********@h otmail.comwrote in message news:eT******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...
I have a long process I run that needs to be complete before the user can continue. I can change the cursor to an hourglass, but I want to update the Status Strip on the bottom during the process. I set the statusstrip label to "Downloading... ", but it will not show up on the form. I need to display this message before it starts the process. I can put a thread.sleep for 1 second after I do the initial process, but that seems sloppy to me. Any suggestions? Here is my code launched from a button click:
'update the label--This does not show because the process starts before the UI updates
slDBList.Text = "Retrieving Databases..."Tr yMe.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCur sorDim lstServers As List(Of String)'set to false in case of an error boolServersLoad ed = FalseboolDBLoad ed = False'clear the servers list cbServers.DataS ource = Nothing'clear the databases list dbDatabases.Dat aSource = NothingIf chkSort.Checked = True ThenlstServers = GetSqlServers(T rue)ElselstServ ers = GetSqlServers(F alse)End IfcbServers.Dat aSource = lstServers'set to true to enabled the selected index change on the dropdown boolServersLoad ed = TrueslDBList.Te xt = ""Catch ex As ExceptionMessag eBox.Show("Erro r loading server list. Error: " & ex.ToString, "Data Error", MessageBoxButto ns.OK, MessageBoxIcon. Error)boolServe rsLoaded = FalseslDBList.T ext = ""FinallyMe.Cur sor = Cursors.ArrowEn d Try
On 2008-05-21, John Wright <ri**********@h otmail.comwrote :
When I do this I get a cross thread error. Any ideas?
John
John,
You can't access any of the forms controls in the actual DoWork event.
You need to handle any updates during your work by calling the
ReportProgress method of the backgroundworke r. This will cause the
ProgressChanged event to be raised (assuming you have set the
WorkerReportsPr ogress property to true). In that event it is safe to
access your forms controls.
--
Tom Shelton
On May 22, 1:15 am, Tom Shelton
<tom_shel...@YO UKNOWTHEDRILLco mcast.netwrote:
On 2008-05-21, John Wright <riley_wri...@h otmail.comwrote :
When I do this I get a cross thread error. Any ideas?
John
John,
You can't access any of the forms controls in the actual DoWork event.
You need to handle any updates during your work by calling the
ReportProgress method of the backgroundworke r. This will cause the
ProgressChanged event to be raised (assuming you have set the
WorkerReportsPr ogress property to true). In that event it is safe to
access your forms controls.
--
Tom Shelton
Hi,
Tom is right, and your form elements are getting updated and accessed
during BackgroundWorke r's DoWork event, that's why the reason of error
i guess.
Thanks,
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