Re: Fastest Application Shutdown
From: Johnnie Norsworthy (no_at_spam.4me)
Date: 12/05/03
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Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2003 10:15:26 -0800
"Andrew Jameson" <contact@softspotsoftware.com> wrote in message
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> We've had similar problems in the past ... the user is then quite likely
to
> embark on a lot of frantic desktop icon clicking. Network response times
are
> obviously variable but our solution was :
It's the frantic user I want to avoid. :-)
>
> The main 'shelled' application posted a quit message at our launch
> application ... that way we still had a form in front of the user whilst
the
> other app limped into life and we used a gradient scroller to give the
> impression that something was likely to happen ... and we put a ten second
> timeout on the launch application to terminate it should the main
> application not appear ... we use com objects now but the concept remains
I would be happy with the loader closing and a cursor+hourglass appearing.
This is what happens 25% of the time.
-Johnnie
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