backgroundworker and inttegration service

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In my project. I execute package with programmatically.
(pkg = app.LoadPackage(pkgLocation, Nothing))
I have a problem so I want show the progress bar to user when the package execute by use backgroundworker

help me please

Posted 23-May-10 6:13am

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-05-23T07:56:00

Solution 1

Well, you need to start your background worker, fire off a progress event at appropriate intervals. In the event handler, update the progress bar (you will need to use Invoke to update the UI).

Posted 23-May-10 7:56am

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DaveyM69 23-May-10 14:45pm

If using BackgroundWorker.ProgressChanged event it will already be on the UI thread so no need to Invoke ;-)

ziegheart 23-May-10 15:12pm

you can show me the exam

ps.I'm newbie programmer and weekly in english

DaveyM69 · Answer 2 · 2010-05-23T10:48:00

Solution 3

I've just posted this Tip/Trick[^]. It's in C# but the principle is the same so easy to convert to VB

Posted 23-May-10 10:48am

DaveyM69

ziegheart · Answer 3 · 2010-05-23T08:15:00

Solution 2

you can show me the exam

ps.I'm newbie programmer and weekly in english

Posted 23-May-10 8:15am

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DaveyM69 23-May-10 14:43pm

Please use the Add Comment link below a post to reply to the poster.

John has given you the procedure - coding it is up to you. It's very easy. Have a go and if you get stuck, post the relevant code you have and any errors/exceptions you are getting and we will be glad to help.