Can Page_Load() Be Async
Can a Page_Load() method be async? I ask as if I have declared as such
asynchronous
Return to View with Async Await
I have a process I would like to run in the background. This is executed with a click of an action link.
How different async programming is from Threads?
I’ve been reading some async articles here: http://www.asp.net/web-forms/tutorials/aspnet-45/using-asynchronous-methods-in-aspnet-45 and the author says :
Async HttpWebRequest with no wait from within a web application
In my web application (ASP.NET) I have a block of code that uses HttpWebRequest to make a call to a REST service and continue execution. Right now it’s taking longer than I would like to complete the full web request. The thing is that what the REST service returns isn’t useful. Ideally I would like to send an Async web request to the REST service and then NOT wait for a response. The problem is that I’ve tried it out using
AsyncTask with a Updatepanel?
Yo, i have created a WebProject to test if its possible to create a asyncTask to update a Progressbar:
Proper way to asynchronously send an email in ASP.NET… (am i doing it right?)
When a user registers on my website, I don’t see why I need to make him “wait” for the smtp to go through so that he gets an activation email.
Using an IHttpAsyncHandler to call a WebService Asynchronously
Here’s the basic setup. We have an ASP.Net WebForms application with a page that has a Flash application that needs to access an external Web Service. Due to (security I presume) limitations in Flash (don’t ask me, I’m not a Flash expert at all), we can’t connect to the Web Service directly from Flash. The work around is to create a proxy in ASP.Net that the Flash application will call, which will in turn call the WebService and forward the results back to the Flash application.
ASP.NET C#5 Asynchronous Web Applications Using Async & Await
Having researched the concept of asynchronous web development, specifically from this source, I created a sample application to prove the concept.
Using “async” (even if it should complete) as part of a MVC route deadlocks the route; how can this be avoided?
Consider the following (based on the default MVC template), which is a simplified version of some “stuff” that happens in the background – it completes fine, and shows the expected result, 20: