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| Hey, I'm developing a small c# app that does all our CMS deployment
importing/exporting and have run into a small annoyance. As far as I
can see there is no way of telling how far through the process
CmsDeployExportClass.Export() is, and to be honest I'm not a huge fan
of just having an application sit there with no feedback for the user.
Is there a way of getting the progress? or am I going to be stuck
faking it using another thread and a timer just to make it look like
something is actually happening.
Betty
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| Stefan [MSFT] 2006-06-07, 7:23 am |
| Hi Betty,
unfortunatelly there is no way to get this information.
Cheers,
Stefan
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"Betty" <SMcKoy@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hey, I'm developing a small c# app that does all our CMS deployment
> importing/exporting and have run into a small annoyance. As far as I
> can see there is no way of telling how far through the process
> CmsDeployExportClass.Export() is, and to be honest I'm not a huge fan
> of just having an application sit there with no feedback for the user.
>
> Is there a way of getting the progress? or am I going to be stuck
> faking it using another thread and a timer just to make it look like
> something is actually happening.
>
> Betty
>
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