Thanks Greg, didn't knew it was that simple though.. Works fine for me right
now:) I love your tutorials btw! That was actually from your tutorial haha
2011/9/19 Greg Shackles
> Most tutorials (mine included) use Thread.Sleep() as an easy way to
> simulate a method call that takes awhile to retu
The way I do my web services is to add the asynchronous interface and then just
give it a delegate for completion and then call the begin method.
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On Sep 19, 2011, at 5:12 AM, Mittchel Van Vliet wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Currently I am working with webservices in Monodro
Most tutorials (mine included) use Thread.Sleep() as an easy way to simulate
a method call that takes awhile to return, but you shouldn't be calling that
in your situation. In the code you posted, it will always sleep 10 seconds
before even trying to call the service. Simply removing the call to
Th
Hello everyone,
Currently I am working with webservices in Monodroid and MonoTouch.. but
I've got one problem:
With webservices sometimes you've the problem that a webservice needs time
to load, so the solution is to put in a thread right?
But I've only seen tutorials where you put a solid amount