Re: Asynchronous Job Processing and Notification when complete

2010-03-10 Thread Jason Meckley
I built something similar: 1. web site for a user to request a report and view pdf 2. a windows service to generate the pdf 3. I used Rhino.ServiceBus as the transport between the website and windows service. You could also use NServiceBus or MassTransit instead of RSB. Something to remember

Asynchronous Job Processing and Notification when complete

2010-03-09 Thread jake
I'm developing a website using monorail and active record that creates pdf reports for users. One thing that I've encountered is that some reports take a very long time and I was wondering what the best way to treat this would be. Currently it just processes while holding up the browser and

Re: Asynchronous Job Processing and Notification when complete

2010-03-09 Thread Ken Egozi
Use AsyncActions, and free the IIS worker thread. but actually the even better way of doing that is to put the required job on an *off process* queue (msmq, a DB table, or even a dedicated directory in the filesystem), and tell the user We're processing your request. The you offload the work to