void s_JobEvent(JobEventArgs e)
{
//If you throw an exception here, you will kill the asp.net worker process and it will have to restart. Don't.
try {
if (HttpContext.Current == null) return; //When using async mode, there is no session, no request, nothing. You can send e-mails and hit the database using web.config settings.
Response.Write("\n\n" + e.ToString());
//This is normally where you would e-mail the user about the result of the job. Job stats and individual item results are available in the args.
} catch (Exception ex) {
//Log the exception somehow, but don't throw another exception.
}
}
private void JobFailed(BatchResizeSettings s, Exception ex)
{
JobEventArgs args = new JobEventArgs(s.jobId, new JobResult(results, false, ex, GetJobStats()));
s.FireJobEvent(args);
}
private void JobCompleted(BatchResizeSettings s)
{
JobEventArgs args = new JobEventArgs(s.jobId, new JobResult(results, true, null, GetJobStats()));
s.FireJobEvent(args);
}
private void JobFailed(BatchResizeSettings s,Exception ex)
{
JobEventArgs args = new JobEventArgs(s.jobId, new JobResult(results,false, ex, GetJobStats()));
s.FireJobEvent(args);
}
private void JobCompleted(BatchResizeSettings s)
{
JobEventArgs args = new JobEventArgs(s.jobId, new JobResult(results, true,null, GetJobStats()));
s.FireJobEvent(args);
}
protected internal void FireJobEvent(JobEventArgs e)
{
if (JobEvent != null) JobEvent(e);
}
void s_JobEvent(JobEventArgs e)
{
if (RunWorkerCompletedEvent != null)
RunWorkerCompletedEvent(this, new RunWorkerCompletedEventArgs(e.Result, null, false));
}
