Last Visit: 31-Dec-99 19:00 Last Update: 29-Dec-17 20:18 1 General News Suggestion Question Bug Answer Joke Praise Rant Admin Use Ctrl+Left/Right to switch messages, Ctrl+Up/Down to switch threads, Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right to switch pages. Member 9755065 18-Jun-14 1:27 18-Jun-14 1:27 I am so new to this and I'm sure this is a stupid question but how would I go about this in a web application project? I've inherited a website using ASP.NET 2.0 in C# (In a Visual Studio 2008 IDE) and I want to be able to use this methodology for our long running SQL updates that are fired off from the GUI. I think I can live with running my function from the userform, but not sure if that is what you intended or if was just for example:-/ If you have some ideas for a solution could you provide some pseudo code? Again - many thanks. The dll only has one function which is called from VBA using a private function declaration to the dll library. I don't really know what you mean by encapsulated. My dll is in C# after I used an online converter to convert from VBA and then studied the syntax to fix the bits that did not convert properly.
I'm very much a beginner with all of this. Initialize this in your constructor progressBarFileDownload.Minimum = 0 progressBarFileDownload.Maximum = 200 Hope this helps. Just always remember that, the functionality in the DoWork will be executed on a separate thread.īased on the number of files received out of 200, You can then use the ReportProgress function to report the status to the main UI ( Windows / Web form). Is it possibe to change things around so the work that is done in m_oWorker_DoWork can be done in a different location, like in Program.CS? Again, many thanks for the example! Do you know the functionalities encapsulated in the DLL? If so, you can easily fetch the file retrieval logic from the DLL and include it in the DoWork ASync function.
Using Threads in VB.Net for showing a.net, progress, progress bar, thread, threads, update, vb.net, visual. I would like to provide a progress bar indicating actual progress, but I'm not sure it is 'best practice' to move the code from my dll to the form (where the m_oWorker_DoWork loop is).
I have a dll that downloads ~200 files from a website, sometimes the connection is fast, other times it is slow. I have 1 week experience with C# from VBA so sorry if this is a silly question.
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