Almost every application has one or more long-running processes. Typically these are things like importing, export and reporting. Waiting for the processes to complete can be tedious for your users. There are techniques you can use to make this less painful. When designing a long running process, there are two concepts to keep in mind. First, your user interface should always be active and responsive. In other words, the user interface should always re-draw itself. Second, you should endeavor to show the progress to the user as your process executes. Keep the user updated and he'll be more patient. However, writing your code to do these two things well can be rather tricky. This article will illustrate common ways to do both.
Poer wrote: I've try appeon client in linux, but it doesnt work, may I know why ?
My Appeon Server installed on Win2000 server, and I try Powerbuilder program on linux with IES4linux,my page blank
Richard Csongor wrote: Hi,
I was looking to play .mp3 files in my PB application and found your code. Anything newer on this. I tried it in PB 10 and 11 and it crashes? Any ideas?
Thanks,
Richard
David Hauze wrote: Table 1 and other links within the text referring to other items not available in the article are not working. Specifically, the one I need is the Table 1 link.
Keith Keller wrote: good luck, Sybase. I left PB development 14 months ago and have not looked back. I hope PB 12 does well. i've been doing asp.net and ajax development ever since along with the datawindow.net component and it's been GREAT!
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