Re: No return from async web service call

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\viewkind4\uc1\pard\lang2052\f0\fs20 Hi Paul,
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\par Any further progress on this issue or does the suggestions in my former messages helps a little? If there're any thing else we can help, please feel free to post here.
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\par Thanks & Regards,
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\par Steven Cheng
\par Microsoft Online Support
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\par From: stcheng@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Steven Cheng[MSFT])
\par Organization: Microsoft
\par Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 09:24:16 GMT
\par Subject: Re: No return from async web service call
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\par Hi Paul,
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\par Have you tried only using the CallBack handler, generally this is the most recommend means in desktop applicaiton since it won't block your main UI thread. Also, have you tried testing through a simple webmethod which will take long time to run? Based on my local test, I can correctly get both
\par
\par while(!ar.IsCompleted)
\par \{
\par \tab pbTime.Increment(5);
\par \tab System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
\par \tab\tab\tab\tab
\par \}
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\par or using Callback handler means to work correctly. The only problem is that when using while loop to poll the Complete status, the main UI thread will be blocked from accepting other UI message gracefully.
\par Also, I've noticed that you're wanting to update the processbar constatly during the long run webmethod processing, if so, I'm afraid CallBack hander won't quite meet your requirement. Thus, spawn a new work thread to do the work will be the best choice (if you won't spawn lots of such thread since spawning a new thread is much more expensive than utilize threadpool thread...). The code will be something like:
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\par ==================
\par private void btnCall_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
\par \{\tab
\par \tab System.Threading.Thread thread = new System.Threading.Thread(new System.Threading.ThreadStart(CallWS_Proc));
\par \tab thread.Start();
\par \}
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\par
\par private void CallWS_Proc()
\par \{
\par \tab DocService.DocService ds = new WSClient.DocService.DocService();
\par \tab ds.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
\par
\par \tab IAsyncResult ar = ds.BeginDummyUpload(null,null, ds);
\par
\par \tab while(!ar.IsCompleted)
\par \tab\{
\par //call function to update the UI
\par
\par \tab\tab pbTime.Increment(5);
\par \tab\tab System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
\par \tab\tab\tab\tab
\par \tab\}
\par
\par \tab string ret = ds.EndDummyUpload(ar);
\par \}
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\par If there're anything else we can help, please feel free to post here. Thanks,
\par
\par Steven Cheng
\par Microsoft Online Support
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\par Peter,
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\par Thanks, that would explain a lot. The idea of the infinite loop is to try
\par and fake an upload progress bar so the user doesn't think it's frozen if the
\par upload takes a while (our users can get very twitchy). I had tried using just
\par the IsCompleted without a callback but that didn't seem to be getting set
\par either!? I may have to to cheat and use a synchronous call on the main thread
\par and spin the progress bar onto another thread instead, not elegant but at
\par least functional.
\par
\par "Peter K" wrote:
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\par > Hi Paul,
\par >
\par > I have to admit that my thread knowledge has gotten pretty rusty, but
\par > I think that even though your webservice will run on new thread, the
\par > thread your callback will run on is the same thread that your
\par > btnUpload_click method will be running on. Therefore UploadHandler
\par > won't be able to run until btnUpload_click method has completed. Since
\par > you have infinite loop running in there, UploadHandler will just keep
\par > waiting and won't fire.
\par >
\par > I managed to replicate the same behaviour you are experiencing using a
\par > continual while loop. When I removed the while loop, your code worked
\par > fine.
\par >
\par > Hope that helps
\par >
\par > Peter Kelcey
\par >
\par > Paul Hasell wrote:
\par > > Hi,
\par > >
\par > > I'm trying to invoke a web method asynchronously but just can't seem to get
\par > > it to tell me when it has finished! Below is the code I am (currently) using:
\par > >
\par > > private void btnUpload_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
\par > > \{
\par > > try
\par > > \{
\par > > SOPWebService.Client uploader = new
\par > > GLTUpload.SOPWebService.Client();
\par > > uploader.Credentials =
\par > > System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
\par > >
\par > > IAsyncResult async_upload =
\par > > uploader.BeginUploadDirect(txtKeyAccountTeam.SelectedValue.ToString(),
\par > > _xml_content, new AsyncCallback(UploadHandler), uploader);
\par > >
\par > > while(!async_upload.IsCompleted)
\par > > \{
\par > > Thread.Sleep(1000);
\par > > Progress.Increment(1);
\par > > \}
\par > > \}
\par > > catch(Exception ex)
\par > > \{
\par > > MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString(), Application.ProductName,
\par > > MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error);
\par > > \}
\par > > finally
\par > > \{
\par > > Close();
\par > > \}
\par > > \}
\par > >
\par > > private void UploadHandler(IAsyncResult async_result)
\par > > \{
\par > > SOPWebService.Client sop_web_client = (SOPWebService.Client)
\par > > async_result.AsyncState;
\par > > sop_web_client.EndUploadDirect(async_result);
\par > > \}
\par > >
\par > > The problem is that although the web method is invoked, executes and ends
\par > > the callback never gets fired and the IAsyncResult never has it's IsCompleted
\par > > set to true.
\par > >
\par > > Anyone know what I'm missing?
\par >
\par >
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