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asp_components thread: Waiting for component to respond....
Message #1 by "Nasir Hussain" <nasirmalik@S...> on Tue, 19 Sep 2000 08:43:48 +0100
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Hi,
My Name is Nasir Hussain, I am facing a problem while using custom
component. Can anybody help me to rtesolve
In ASP page, if we call a method of a component and are waiting for its
result.Can we make a check that our custom commponent if does not response
for 2 min. then we should stop waiting for the result from controll.
Thanks,
Nasir Hussain
nasirmalik@s...
Message #2 by "Daniel Walker" <danielw@w...> on Tue, 19 Sep 2000 16:03:16 +0100
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Even if you could do this, two minutes is surely a long time to wait for
any page to load. HTTP is stateless: it and doesn't provide a way of doing
callback notifications to the client's browser, so any component that
provides the presentation layer should really be capable of processing its
call and then handing its responses straight back to the HTTP request more
or less straight away. Trying to trap-out components that might take an
unacceptable time to process their work is perhaps the wrong approach, and
looping on the server to check for a status flag from your component
dosen't scale well either. You might want to solve this via Message
Queuing and running your business logic in using background processing.
There's an excellent article here by Chris Blexrud:
http://www.asptoday.com/articles/19990727.htm
Daniel Walker
Wrox Press
> Hi,
> My Name is Nasir Hussain, I am facing a problem while using custom
> component. Can anybody help me to rtesolve
> In ASP page, if we call a method of a component and are waiting for its
> result.Can we make a check that our custom commponent if does not response
> for 2 min. then we should stop waiting for the result from controll.
>
> Thanks,
> Nasir Hussain
> nasirmalik@s...
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