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Status: Closed Points: 75 Time: 06:27 - Sep 24, 2007
sanjivsharma
We have legacy Web based application in which the flow is as follows: 1. From a Parent Window the user uploads a big file(say 30 MB .doc file). There are three stages this files goes through - Upload, Import, Convert. All these happen without user intervention. 2.A Child window is popped up. The Child window tries to refesh itself after every second to know whether the file got uploaded, Imported and Converted. And it reflects the same to user by corrosponding gifs which it gets from server. The problem is there when bigger files are used and not there when smaller files are used. I think problem is because two requests are being made per session to the server. The second request (from Child window ) is not getting the attention of the server. Even though ASP.NET is supposed to take care of concurrent requests from the same session on its own at the server but somehow it is not getting through.
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oracleofDelphi
Date:: Sep 29, 2007
Time:: 22:08
it sounds like you're trying to multithread an ASP.NET app. also it will save you a huge headache knowing that your child window is a read only thread, that's a real good thing. unfortunately, asp.net is still sequential in nature and spinning off the child window as a new window doesn't exactly cut it. try this site for multithreading: http://www.ftponline.com/vsm/2002_11/mag... hope this helps!
PeterNZ
Date:: Oct 11, 2007
Time:: 22:48
My feeling is that it is not the server ignoring the request but rather the connection is the bottle neck. Just imagine, there will be packets send to the server with the doc data, the server sends confirmation packages back. On top of this you have other traffic every minute to refresh your pop up window! My main concern would be the connection. The solution I would try would be to do the upload asynchronously. this doesn't block the main thread. And then use events and call backs from the server to notify the client of the status. Cheers Peter
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Date:: Mar 04, 2009
Time:: 09:58
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Date:: Mar 10, 2009
Time:: 13:36
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