Apologies for the repost, but I am having a difficult time figuring this
one out, and I hope that someone can offer a bit of advice. Perhaps the
previous questions were too detailed...
If possible, is there anyone out there who has a java server that is being
accessed by a VB client using the MS soap sdk? If so, what is the expected
behaviour with respect to client processing? The problem that I have is
that a command button that does some action can be clicked repetedly before
the response from the server comes back. Is it just me, or is that how it
always works? If so, is it the MS sdk, or something else?
I could put a hack in the event -- some boolean flag that says Processing,
and exit the routine if it's true, but I hate doing stuff like that, it's
so cheezy.
Thanks again..
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I have a relatively simple soap server that I've written in Java. It takes
the call, hits a database, and returns a result -- it takes a couple of
seconds to execute. The client is written in VB, and it calls the server
with a command click event.
I've noticed that as soon as the soap call takes place, I can click the
command button again and again even though the first call hasn't come back.
This is very odd for vb, which is thread retarded, so I'm a bit confused.
I'm not sure where my problem lies. I don't know if the problem is a
result of the ms soap transport, the vb code that I've written, or the way
the soap/tomcat server works. Note, I have not used doEvents in my code,
the re-entrancy issue (I'm quite sure, anyway) is a result of soap.
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