Show progress bar before loading the applet or application

hi ,
My application size is large and take some time to load . Now i want that to show progress bar . how can i do this .Please Help me
sorry for my english.
Thanks

Do everything in a seperate thread. Create a progress bar in the main thread, then create a new thread for initializing your app. Once the init is done, hide the progress bar and make your app visible.

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hi,
Can anybody send me the coding to show a progress bar before loading a component.
thanks in advance.

Hi,
Here is one idea;
http://www.cflex.net/showFileDetails.cfm?ObjectID=448
Johnny
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Progress Bar before page loads......

Hello -
I'm able to make progress bars for loading images on the
screen, but I'm having a hard time figuring out how to make one
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the entire page and have my flash file load into it? I'm pretty
sure there is an easier way by using actionscript, but my coding
skills are average........
Any help or suggestions on this would be greatly appreciated.
I did do a search on this subject and found a few hints, but not
everything.
Thanks again.

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Show Progress Bar while only on Page Load.

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I want to show progress bar every time when page loads.
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idea of how long time it will take for the method to return. You will then have to estimate the actual time and then increase the value of the progress bar accordingly.
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support reporting progress.
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https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.controls.progressbar.isindeterminate(v=vs.110).aspx
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Show progress bar while module loads

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I'm not sure who moderates, but I can send you in the right
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The interfaces locks up (beach ball/hour glass) because the
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shadow715 wrote:
The first image below is a screenshot of the v1.9 guide. The second image is a mock-up that shows the feature that I am talking about. Note the progress bar for the currently selected show in the guide that appears behind the start and end times ("7:35 AM - 9:30 AM" on the right side of the screen, in the middle).
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Cannot load the applet

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