MVC :: Response Waits For BackgroundWorker?
Jul 24, 2010
I have modified the sample HomeController to illustrate I problem that I have in my real application. In my real application I want a user to not wait for a longer running background process. I found that the response is not being returned to the user until the background process has finished which defeats the purpose of having a background task. Here is my modified sample MVC 2 application to illustrate.
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When I click on About from the home page it takes ~20 seconds for the About page to appear. If I remove the Sleep(20000) from the background task then the page appears instantly. I expect a BackgroundWorker task to run in the background! What am I doing wrong?
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