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I have a "Main" ASP.NET 2 Form that could spawn off other forms using
//e.g.
NewSubForm myNewForm = new NewSubForm();
myNewForm.Show();
myNewForm.Activate();
The other forms perform something intensive "e.g. Invoke Oracle Stored
Procedure that take more than 10 seconds to bring back data". However,
during this time, the main form are not accessible (all white), nor are other
sub-forms that had previously been spawned.
I thought unlike the VB6 days, forms are meant to be multi-threaded to
prevent this from happening? How could I change the form
loading/instantiating to make them more multi-threaded?
//e.g.
NewSubForm myNewForm = new NewSubForm();
myNewForm.Show();
myNewForm.Activate();
The other forms perform something intensive "e.g. Invoke Oracle Stored
Procedure that take more than 10 seconds to bring back data". However,
during this time, the main form are not accessible (all white), nor are other
sub-forms that had previously been spawned.
I thought unlike the VB6 days, forms are meant to be multi-threaded to
prevent this from happening? How could I change the form
loading/instantiating to make them more multi-threaded?