UploadFileAsync never calls success or failure callback #81

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1. mhenry1384 commented on Dec 5, 2012

   

   mhenry1384

   on Dec 5, 2012

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   Looks like updating to the latest RestSharp (104.1.0.0) via NuGet fixes this.
   Still, your unit tests should be checking for this. You can use an AutoResetEvent at the end of the async tests to block for x milliseconds. If you don't get a success (or failure) in the x milliseconds, the test should fail.
2. dkarzon commented on Dec 7, 2012

   

   dkarzon

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   Ahh, thanks for the heads up, I'll have a look at fixing the unit tests and upping the required RestSharp version.
3. derigel23 commented on May 23, 2013

   

   derigel23

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   The same for AccountInfoAsync. Please, make DropNet depending on RestSharp as package - do not include library itself.
4. g0ran1 commented on Apr 17, 2014

   

   g0ran1

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   So how can I call a simple code after successful async upload?
   I use this code:
   _client.UploadFileAsync("/Folder/", filMyFile.PostedFile.FileName, binaryData,
   (success) =>
   {
   lbl.Text = "upload complete"; //Whatever I do here there is no effect
   }
   (failure) =>
   {
   //Do something on error
   });
   Please give an example of what can be done in response of success?