private async Task <List <SubmitResult> > RunAdvancedParalleAsync(IProgress <ReportProgressModel> progress)
{
List <SubmitResult> output = new List <SubmitResult>();
int processTimeMs = System.Convert.ToInt32(tb_AdvancedProcessTime.Text);
int appCount = System.Convert.ToInt32(tb_AdvancedAppsToSubmit.Text);
ReportProgressModel report = new ReportProgressModel();
for (int a = 0; a < appCount; a++)
{
SubmitResult sr = new SubmitResult();
// task just returns policynumber (string) at this point.
Stopwatch swAdvanced = new Stopwatch();
swAdvanced.Start();
sr.PolicyNum = await(Task.Run(() => wref.AppSubmitSimulator(processTimeMs)));
swAdvanced.Stop();
sr.ProcessTimeMs = (int)swAdvanced.ElapsedMilliseconds;
output.Add(sr);
report.PercentComplete = ((a + 1) * 100 / appCount);
report.AppsProcessed = output;
progress.Report(report);
}
return(output);
}
// event handler for when progress changed is called:
private void ReportProgress(object sender, ReportProgressModel e)
{
// update percent complete
pb_AdvancedParallelAsync.Value = e.PercentComplete;
// note that the following two lines add overhead, and will slow the process, but enable the user to see progress.
// on about 100 transactions, the overhead adds about 1 second. try it and see what you get..
dgv_AdvancedOutput.DataSource = null;
dgv_AdvancedOutput.DataSource = e.AppsProcessed;
}