I am calling a wcf service, so I'd like to display a spinner of some type so the user can see an operation is occuring. I'm wondering is somebody has some examples to look at.
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A:
You may be looking for PriorityBinding. -- You can bind to a spinning animation, and then to actual data once it is returned.
Matt Brunell
2009-02-02 19:44:18
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A:
Are you looking for an asynchronous pattern for your call?
- Kick off WPF app's WCF
- Display animation
- Wait for WCF call to return
- Hide animation
ohfootiefan
2009-02-02 20:06:34
yes I am making an async call, but want some ideas for a control that displays an animation
Scott
2009-02-02 20:14:21
Honestly, I always just used animated gifs in a picture box (I'm sorry all my code is at my prior job). I think it was just a matter of finding the images. Most of the time we had access to an artist to do the work, sometimes google.
ohfootiefan
2009-02-02 20:19:30