This is probably a daft post, but would I be right in thinking that when I make a
call to RemObjects SDK, with complete and fail functions, that this is asynchronous?
It certainly seems to be, but it is worth checking. I can easily do a state machine,
but it is work "knowing".

/Matthew Jones/

Hi Matthew - must admit I've been assuming it's async. I'm pretty sure I
saw this mentioned somewhere in some RO Javascript docs - will see if I
can track it down.

Cheers, Bob


On 09/05/2012 15:05, (Matthew Jones) wrote:
> This is probably a daft post, but would I be right in thinking that when I make a
> call to RemObjects SDK, with complete and fail functions, that this is asynchronous?
> It certainly seems to be, but it is worth checking. I can easily do a state machine,
> but it is work "knowing".
>
> /Matthew Jones/

It is certainly behaving as such, and it makes sense. I'm really liking EWB.

/Matthew Jones/

Matthew,

<< This is probably a daft post, but would I be right in thinking that when
I make a call to RemObjects SDK, with complete and fail functions, that this
is asynchronous? >>

Yes, server requests are always asynchronous, at least in terms of the
browser and the OS.

<< It certainly seems to be, but it is worth checking. I can easily do a
state machine, but it is work "knowing". >>

You can also use the TServerRequestQueue component to serialize requests.
This is useful if you want to execute a, then b, then c, etc. in a
particular order.

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com