Hi Bruce,
Thanks very much for clarifying that for me. Is this something that is not
normally done in ASP.NET? (The use of ADO related events)
If it is, how could this be done
Many thanks
Ant
> if you want to use asynchronous events on a web page, the request has to
> wait for the events to finish beofre t can send back the response.
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> >> A> Many thanks for any help on this. I'm really stuck Ant
> >> A>
Michael Nemtsev [MVP] - 26 Mar 2008 07:30 GMT
Hello Ant,
Keep your results in session or cache
There is no standard way to inform asp.net from the changes on server except
the polling server
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"The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we
miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it" (c) Michelangelo
A> Hi Bruce,
A>
A> Thanks very much for clarifying that for me. Is this something that
A> is not normally done in ASP.NET? (The use of ADO related events)
A>
A> If it is, how could this be done
A>
A> Many thanks
A>
A> Ant
A>
A> "bruce barker" wrote:
A>
>> if you want to use asynchronous events on a web page, the request has
>> to wait for the events to finish beofre t can send back the response.
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>>>> A> Many thanks for any help on this. I'm really stuck Ant
>>>> A>