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Comments by faroukg (Top 6 by date)
faroukg
19-Sep-11 16:12pm
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nope the windows form just runs the default created Proxy.BeginMethod (when selecting "generate asynch methods" in the service reference.
the method takes in a callback function. In the call back function I find the return result.
faroukg
19-Sep-11 5:32am
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I created a net.tcp endpoint and used that but still get the same problem.
will a nettcp binding not overcome the need for httpmodule?
to answer your previous question:
the call is made during an On_Click event. the even spawns a threat (until clicked again - then the thread is aborted).
in this thread a infinite loop calls the Asynch method once a second ie beginMethod. The result is fetched in the endMethod.
faroukg
18-Sep-11 15:52pm
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what do i set it to?
faroukg
18-Sep-11 13:42pm
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i am not sure.. where do i see this, and what do i set it to?
faroukg
17-Sep-11 14:23pm
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ok tried that..still doesnt solve the problem... still only get to 200 and then the asynch calls just "wait" till timeout
faroukg
17-Sep-11 10:57am
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so in the EndMethod:
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{
MyServiceRef.MyServiceClient myProxy = (MyServiceRef.MyServiceClient) callRes.AsyncState;
int res = myProxy.EndMethod(callRes); //callRes is my IASyncResult
}
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