I have a form that searches via AJAX against two different data sources.The data is relatively small but the speed at which it returns is slow.
I want to use jQuery ajaxForm to post data to an AsyncController to fire off some task. I want the user to be able to continue browsing to other pages while this task completes. I then want to display
How exactly does AsyncController avoid using an ASP.NET worker thread? If I use the event-based pattern (pseudo-code):
i\'m having an AsyncController that has 2 AsyncMethods. One is called GetMessages, the other Check. It seems, that one call blocks the other, probably because both call this.AsyncManager.OutstandingOp
I have an application in Asp.net MVC where at some point I would like to display a modal dialog to the user that would display process execution progress indicator.
I want to implement a webchat. The backend is a dual WCF channel. Dual channel works in the console or winforms,
here is my sample form. I\'m using asynccontrols . Site compiles fine, loads fine, works fine. Can\'t view anything in designer. Halp?
I\'ve recently installed T4MVC using Nuget.I had an old version before this that worked fine, however I had a new requirement that needed an asynchronous controller.After creating the asynchronous con
I want to write a TaskController for an ASP.NET MVC 3 application to some long running tasks, like sending a newsletter to the users of the site. I thought using an AsyncController would be appropriat
I\'m trying to convert this method ExportTo3rdParty() to use an AsyncController: public JsonResult SaveSalesInvoice(SalesInvoice invoice)
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