Below is a simplified version of the code I’m having trouble with. When I run this in a console application, it works as expected. All queries are run in parallel and Task.WaitAll() returns when they are all complete.
I’m new to asp.net 4.5 async and am running into the following with calling response.redirect within an async method. The issue is that the response just “hangs” Has anyone else experienced similar issues with attempting an redirect with async? This code will work in a brand new project, but, does not work with a new page in our existing code. I made sure to gut out everything I could out of our web.config and removed our master page. Hitting a brick wall…any ideas? Thanks!
I usually use many EF Core async methods in my web application like this:
Please consider the following code:
I have a process I would like to run in the background. This is executed with a click of an action link.
In the snippet below, the SynchronizationContext is lost, and because of that also the CurrentCulture and CurrentUICulture. Log() comes from this answer.
I think I’m not understanding something. I had thought that Task.Yield() forced a new thread/context to be started for a task but upon re-reading this answer it seems that it merely forces the method to be async. It will still be on the same context.
Since the very begining of writing ASP.NET applications when I wanted to add a threading there are 3 simple ways I can accomplish threading within my ASP.NET application :
Having researched the concept of asynchronous web development, specifically from this source, I created a sample application to prove the concept.
During my reading about Asynchronous Programming in .Net 4.5 async and await keywords
I read Here the following paragraph