The best solution i could thing of without complexing the situation and the load is to put a wait icon or image (or) something like "loading" / "working" text (...this reminds of the reddish text "LOADING" which gmail uses) This way you can handle your network traffic and performance issues in a better way~
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 11:16 AM, graphicsxp <[email protected]>wrote: > > Hello, > > I've got a client application (in Flex 3) which calls a very heavy > function in a .net Webservice., Because the operation can take a while > to complete, I'd like the webservice to update a progressbar in the > client application. > > Obviously it's not that easy, since it's an asynchronous call and the > client application only listens for the completion of the request. How > can I achieve that ? Do I need to use a different technologies (WCF > maybe ?) > > Thanks -- *Regards, Balaji Baskar*
