Simultaneously work on same application in C# ASP.NET

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hi iam using c# asp.net web application.

i develop one web page where we do some process for 15min it take to complete.

within under that 15min i cant open onthor page on same application  it show loading page til first one is finish.

how to do simultaneously work  or open my other web page on same time first page are in process.

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simultaneously work on same application in c# Asp.net

Posted 13-Apr-16 19:48pm

Rajnish D mishra

Updated 13-Apr-16 20:31pm

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Philippe Mori 14-Apr-16 12:16pm

I don't know what you do but usually each page request is independent in ASP.NET.

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Sinisa Hajnal · Answer 1 · 2016-04-13T20:31:00

How to: Use a Background Worker[^]

Short version:
Create an event handler for the background worker's DoWork event.
The DoWork event handler is where you run the time-consuming operation on the background thread. Any values that are passed to the background operation are passed in the Argument property of the DoWorkEventArgs object that is passed to the event handler.
To report progress back to the calling process, call the ReportProgress method and pass it a completion percentage from 0 to 100. Calling the ReportProgress method raises the ProgressChanged event, which you handle separately.

There is also this: How to run Background Tasks in ASP.NET - Scott Hanselman[^]
to save you some work of adapting it to the web.