Hi All,

I am developing a application with VS 2005 (ASP.Net, C#), SQL Server 2005. I have a very large data in sql server. For this I am trying to execute asynchronous call with using MS Asynchronous Framework Application Block.

I successfully configure MS Asynchronous Framework Application Block in my application.

I submit submit request to MS Asynchronous Framework Application Block successfully but when I click on get reqult button (in my application). I get always message "No result to show".

For submit request.

#region Submit

// Submit the request

requestID = AsyncRequestProcessor.SubmitRequest(asyncReqBatch);

txtDetails.Text = "Request Submitted Successfully";

For getting result from Async application block

dgResults.DataSource = null;

// Call the GetIncrementalResults method

// to get partial results

invoResult = ResultsManager.GetIncrementalResults(requestID);

Please help me in this.

Thanks in advance

Regards,

Amit Kumar

Hello
The Asynchronous Invocation Application Block from Patterns & Practices site is was released in 2003 and at best was done in 1.1 framework. MSDN site has archived this as can be seen from the following note on the MSDN site:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnpag/html/PAIBlock.asp

The patterns & practices team has decided to archive this content to allow us to streamline our latest content offerings on our main site and keep it focused on the newest, most relevant content. However, we will continue to make this content available because it is still of interest to some of our users.
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The best information I can give you is to check and see if there is a Patterns & Practices news group you can post to.

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Thanks
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