Re: Show progress of RPC call

2011-04-07 Thread Juan Pablo Gardella
In Pro Web 2.0 Application Development with GWT
is there an example

2011/4/7 Ben Imp 

> I've seen something like this.  We kick off a long-running process,
> then have the browser ask for updates from the server every X seconds
> and update the user.  This requires storing the progress bits in the
> session, or some other persistent store, which I generally avoid
> doing, but it works.
>
> -Ben
>
> On Apr 2, 10:04 am, Michael  wrote:
> > In my app I make an RPC call that results in a return of a large
> > amount of data.  I would like to show the progress to the user of the
> > download, is there a way to do that?
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Re: Show progress of RPC call

2011-04-07 Thread Ben Imp
I've seen something like this.  We kick off a long-running process,
then have the browser ask for updates from the server every X seconds
and update the user.  This requires storing the progress bits in the
session, or some other persistent store, which I generally avoid
doing, but it works.

-Ben

On Apr 2, 10:04 am, Michael  wrote:
> In my app I make an RPC call that results in a return of a large
> amount of data.  I would like to show the progress to the user of the
> download, is there a way to do that?

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Re: Show progress of RPC call

2011-04-07 Thread Matthew Hill
I think you can do this only if you send the data in discrete chunks. When 
each chunk is received, the progress bar can be updated.

To be honest, it sounds like something that's probably more trouble than 
it's worth.

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Show progress of RPC call

2011-04-02 Thread Michael
In my app I make an RPC call that results in a return of a large
amount of data.  I would like to show the progress to the user of the
download, is there a way to do that?

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