«

Im using a xDocument with Linq to get the last 10 blog entries. Like this:

XDocument xDocument = XDocument.Load("SOMEURL");
var linq =
from itens in xDocument.Root.Elements("channel").Elements("item" ).Take(10)
select new
{
title = (string)itens.Element("title"),
link = (string)itens.Element("link")
};
rptBlogFeed.DataSource = linq;
rptBlogFeed.DataBind();

The problem: I already got the blog feed (third-apart) offline a few times,
and when it ocours, if the site is not cached, the user gets a error. I have
encapsulated the code in a TRY clause, and Im returning a "impossible to
connect with blog" in case of error, but the user still gets a long time
waiting the page to load. So I need two things, that I have no idea about
how to reach:

First, load the entire site, and load the blog feeds later, maybe changing a
LOADING message with the correct data, but I dont know how to do that.
Second, implement a timeout in that request (httprequest?), with a two
seconds timeout, or something like that.

If someone can point me a direction I ll be very glad.

All the best,
André

André,

I think you're looking for:
XDocument.QueryAdapter.Timeout

--


Sincerely,

S. Justin Gengo, MCP

Free code library at:
http://www.aboutfortunate.com

"Out of chaos comes order."
Nietzsche

"André Freitas" <andrefreitas> wrote in message
news:...
> Im using a xDocument with Linq to get the last 10 blog entries. Like this:
>
> XDocument xDocument = XDocument.Load("SOMEURL");
> var linq =
> from itens in xDocument.Root.Elements("channel").Elements("item" ).Take(10)
> select new
> {
> title = (string)itens.Element("title"),
> link = (string)itens.Element("link")
> };
> rptBlogFeed.DataSource = linq;
> rptBlogFeed.DataBind();
>
> The problem: I already got the blog feed (third-apart) offline a few
> times, and when it ocours, if the site is not cached, the user gets a
> error. I have encapsulated the code in a TRY clause, and Im returning a
> "impossible to connect with blog" in case of error, but the user still
> gets a long time waiting the page to load. So I need two things, that I
> have no idea about how to reach:
>
> First, load the entire site, and load the blog feeds later, maybe changing
> a LOADING message with the correct data, but I dont know how to do that.
> Second, implement a timeout in that request (httprequest?), with a two
> seconds timeout, or something like that.
>
> If someone can point me a direction I ll be very glad.
>
> All the best,
> André
>

I cant found the property in XDocument MSDN library.

André

"S. Justin Gengo" <> escreveu na mensagem
news:%23PWysh$...
> André,
>
> I think you're looking for:
> XDocument.QueryAdapter.Timeout
>
> --
>
>
> Sincerely,
>
> S. Justin Gengo, MCP
>
> Free code library at:
> http://www.aboutfortunate.com
>
> "Out of chaos comes order."
> Nietzsche
>
> "André Freitas" <andrefreitas> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Im using a xDocument with Linq to get the last 10 blog entries. Like
>> this:
>>
>> XDocument xDocument = XDocument.Load("SOMEURL");
>> var linq =
>> from itens in
>> xDocument.Root.Elements("channel").Elements("item" ).Take(10)
>> select new
>> {
>> title = (string)itens.Element("title"),
>> link = (string)itens.Element("link")
>> };
>> rptBlogFeed.DataSource = linq;
>> rptBlogFeed.DataBind();
>>
>> The problem: I already got the blog feed (third-apart) offline a few
>> times, and when it ocours, if the site is not cached, the user gets a
>> error. I have encapsulated the code in a TRY clause, and Im returning a
>> "impossible to connect with blog" in case of error, but the user still
>> gets a long time waiting the page to load. So I need two things, that I
>> have no idea about how to reach:
>>
>> First, load the entire site, and load the blog feeds later, maybe
>> changing a LOADING message with the correct data, but I dont know how to
>> do that.
>> Second, implement a timeout in that request (httprequest?), with a two
>> seconds timeout, or something like that.
>>
>> If someone can point me a direction I ll be very glad.
>>
>> All the best,
>> André
>>