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Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] Abort Ajax Operation
and how do they that then? Do you program in your code something like:
while(dosomemorestuff)
{
// do something more
}
and then by another request you set that boolean that it needs to be stopped?
this does not really work
and how do they that then? Do you program in your code something like:
while(dosomemorestuff)
{
// do something more
}
and then by another request you set that boolean that it needs to be
stopped?
this does not really work currently because we lock the session, so that
nobody have to worry
Is there any way to timeout if the ajax operation does not respond by a
certain time? I've seen in other ajax frameworks where you can submit
multiple ajax requests in parallel, but Wicket does not allow me to do such
a thing.
Matej Knopp wrote:
I don't think this is about AJAX. I think the
I don't know if there is anything for that yet. Matej, Igor? If there
isn't, you could open a feature request for it.
Eelco
On 11/21/06, samyem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When there is an ajax operation, if the operation takes too long, what would
be the best way to abort the operation? The
tbh im not even sure there is a way to abort the request initiated through
xmlhttprequest object. matej is better suited to answer this, he has many
more js scars then i.
-igor
On 11/22/06, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know if there is anything for that yet. Matej, Igor?
When there is an ajax operation, if the operation takes too long, what would
be the best way to abort the operation? The case right now is if there is
any long operation as a result of ajax event, the app freezes till the even
is over.
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