Hour glass during background process is going on

Hi
We are running some custom JSPs in R12.1.3.
While the end user is running a process using custom JSPs and if it connects to database for further processing we want to show end users with a hour glass image instead of blank image
We have code written for it but it does not in R12 but works in 11i.
Could you please let us know if anyone has similar requirement?
Thanks for your help

Is there any framework you are using? Is this happening across which browsers exactly?
Are there any javascript errors? warnings?
Assuming you are using a methodology similar to this one: javascript - Wait cursor over entire html page - Stack Overflow you can also use an image with an animated gif file, so when processing is finished and there is a redirect to another page, the user has the impression that processing is going on.
In any case, need more details to tell with more certainty.
Thanks,
Gustavo

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