Asynchronous Webservice calls doesn't maintain unique state.
Hi everyone, i really hope i can get a solution here because i am stumped.
I am making async calls to a java web service that accepts an array or strings (address records), adds its coordinates and returns the results. So for example, i can only send 5 records at a time; i query a sql table of like 53 records, build the request and send asynchronously using the concatenated record id's as the unique userstate.
The responses obviously don't comeback in the same order they were sent and that's the reason for the unique userstate. However, when i get the responses back, they aren't matching up with the unique userstate that was used to send them.
Is there something i am doing wrong here?
To explain further.. my original table looks something like this..
recordNo, Street, City, Zip
1, 32 A st, Oakland, 94603
2, 65 BA st, Oakland, 94633
3, 547 K st, Oakland, 94663
4, 32 F st, Oakland, 94603
5, 73 H st, Oakland, 94673
6, 893 A st, Oakland, 94575
7, 424 K st, Oakland, 94731
8, 32 S st, Oakland, 94534
9, 790 Q st, Oakland, 94603
10, 32 B st, Oakland, 94603
11, 4324 W st, Oakland, 94603
12, 324 K st, Oakland, 94603
13, 246 Z st, Oakland, 94603
The request will
be something like this.
coordinateserviceAsync(5Addresses, "1,2,3,4,5")
coordinateserviceCompleted(object sender, coordinateserviceCompletedEventArgs e)
For the most part i will get the 3rd batch sent before the second so i will expect to have e.userstate be "11,12,13" but that's not the case, it will take on either the 2nd or 1st batches id's