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Cancel Async Task if not Completed after a Max Time
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Demonstrates how to wait a maximum amount of time for an asynchronous task to completed. If not completed in the allotted amount of time, the task is cancelled.Chilkat Ruby Downloads
require 'chilkat'
success = false
# This example requires the Chilkat API to have been previously unlocked.
# See Global Unlock Sample for sample code.
http = Chilkat::CkHttp.new()
# Set some timeouts, in seconds:
http.put_ConnectTimeout(15)
http.put_ReadTimeout(15)
# Wait a max time of 2 seconds for the task.
# In this example, it's an unreasonably small amount of time,
# which means the task will get cancelled.
waitMaxMs = 2000
# We're just going to download for 2 seconds and then cancel.
# Substitute your own URL with a large enough file for testing..
downloadUrl = "http://download.mono-project.com/archive/4.6.1/windows-installer/mono-4.6.1.5-gtksharp-2.12.38-win32-0.msi"
# task is a CkTask
task = http.DownloadAsync(downloadUrl,"qa_output/mono.msi")
task.Run()
# Wait a maximum of waitMaxMs for the task (i.e. the HTTP download) to complete.
# The Wait method returns when the task has been canceled, aborted, or completed, or when the max allotted time has passed.
task.Wait(waitMaxMs)
# At this point, the download may or may not have completed.
# Rather than checking the Task status, we can call task.Cancel because
# if the Task is no longer running (because it already completed, was canceled or aborted), then the
# call to Cancel is a NO-OP (meaning it does nothing and the Task's status is unaffected).
# Also, task.Cancel returns true if the task was in the "queued" or "running" state and was canceled or aborted.
# The method returns false if the task has any other status.
wasCanceled = task.Cancel()
if (wasCanceled == true)
print "The HTTP download took too long and was canceled." + "\n";
else
# Find out what happened.
if (task.get_StatusInt() == 7)
# The task completed, which means the background thread's call to Download completed
# with success or failure. Find out which...
success = task.GetResultBool()
if (success == true)
print "Download successful!" + "\n";
else
print "Download failed prior to waitMaxMs..." + "\n";
print task.resultErrorText() + "\n";
end
else
# The task must've been canceled or aborted by some other means..
print "Task did not complete. Final status: " + task.status() + "\n";
end
end