i m trying to make progress view that shows progress according to same speed as receiving data from internet......somebody suggest me....?
thanks in advance
Get a look at ASIHttpRequest!
There's plenty of classes that can help you download data from internet, atomically or queued with progress tracking!
http://allseeing-i.com/ASIHTTPRequest/
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I am new to using carbon design system with angular.
i would like to use the progress indicator but not with steps but display the progress with single indicator. Can anyone help me how to achieve this?
<ibm-progress-indicator [steps]="skeletonSteps" [orientation]="orientation" skeleton="true">
</ibm-progress-indicator>
Thanks
Is there a way to capture Eclipse's Progress View? I want to know if the Progress View displays No operations to display at this time. or if there is a running progress.
Thanks.
The progress view id is org.eclipse.ui.views.ProgressView and it is implemented by org.eclipse.ui.internal.progress.ProgressView. Since this is an internal class it is not part of the Eclipse API and you should not attempt to use it. In any case it does not provide a way to see what is currently being displayed.
You can find out if the job manager is currently idle using:
boolean idle = Job.getJobManager().isIdle();
Eclipse 4 now has the ProgressView officially made available, see
https://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse4/ProgressView
I need to upload several images to server taken from camera or library and show uploading status using progress bar. I couldn't find any useful resources in Ionic 2.
There are 2 types of progress bars. Ones that show the progress in percentage, and infinite ones that are just letting the user know that an action is completing.
And how you will upload your images on your server is something that you have to think. If you plan to upload them all at once with one post request than you can make an infinite progress bar that is shown before the "upload" starts and hide it when the server responds back (Which means the images are stored on your database).
Another way is: if you MUST show real progress in percentage than you can send each image in a separate request. You can count the number of images that you have, and on every server response you will increase the progress bar by 100/NUMBER_OF_IMAGES. On the last sent image you will hide the progress bar which should be 100% at that time.
P.S: Even on some most sophisticated softwares the progress bars are not 100% accurate. You can get as a reference windows copy/cut folder operation. The ETA is almost never accurate :)
I need to update my application's tile periodically with the count the amount of inbox items. Anyone can give me a reference or relevant link to a example or tutorial? I get my data from a webservice. I went on google, and all the examples is on button click. I need one that does this automatically every few minutes/hours? This is for the windows phone 8 start screen of the phone.
thanks in advance!
This is probably the best tutorial I have seen for live tiles in wp8:
http://www.windowsphonegeek.com/articles/live-tiles-in-windows-phone-8-part-1-tile-templates
There are a couple of different ways you can do this. You can use Azure Mobile Services OR you can use a background process for your app to update the tile. You can find information here :
http://thesociablegeek.com/windows-8/livetiles/modifying-live-tiles-in-a-background-process/
Daniel
I am doing an application which has to display the WebPage loading time as a msg. Can anyone please help me to find the loading time?
Thanks,
kabilan
Yes. In your UIWebViewDelegate, measure the time difference between -webViewDidStartLoad: and -webViewDidFinishLoad: