Hello all,
Is there any event which tells you that webservice call is in progress..
I want to show the processing animation in the time gap bwteen a call to
webservice and the result from the webservice
Regards
PS
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>>Hello all,
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>>Is there any event which tells you th
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>>Hello all,
>>
>>Is there any event which tells you that webservice call is in
>>progress..
>>I want to show the processing animation in the tim
>>i tried ur suggestion but that did not work !
You're not providing any source code to back up your claim or to give
the intended impact of your exclaimation point.
How are you starting the webservice? How are you telling the animation
to display? How are you telling it to hide? I use the ev
> i tried ur suggestion but that did not work !
RTFM !
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Sorry for now providing the soruce code
Here it is:
The animation shows up on the second call to webservice
but first call it directlly shows up the result..
public function searchdaigrams()
{
var wsConn_search = new WebServiceConnector();
wsConn_search.WSDLURL = _global.serviceURL
ws
please note that i have tiggered the webservice call with parameters later
in the same function as:
wsConn_search.params =[ search parameters ]
wsConn_search.trigger();
// sorry for not mentioning in the previos mail
Regards
PS
On 12/7/06, learner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry for now p
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