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Getting the state of process in ASP.NET web application
alok kumar
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Hi Everyone,
I have a web page for importing excel sheet and create the items in DB. While creating I have to show the progress of item creation in a progress bar i.e. suppose a user imports sheet having 100 records and 10th record is inserting in to the DB. I have to refresh the status area of page after 2 second and show the following message and progress bar.
Processing 10 out of 100 record.
Also user can Cancel the import process any time. Please help me how will I get the following data:-
1. Which record is in process now?
2. On Cancel, how my import method will know that user has cancelled the import?
I am using MVC 5 in my web application.
Thanks in Advance,
Alok...
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Manas Mohapatra
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Please provide your relevant code, what it doing when user enters a value in column2 and press enter..
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Chinna Netha
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this is windows application c#
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Rajeesh Menoth
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Hi,
Check this reference :
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms366709.aspx
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