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The Async action allows for the asynchronous running of , s and web services in your application.

Do this:

  1. Drag the Async action onto an Event handler or a script.

  2. If you don't want your application's processing to wait for the Async's actions to complete before continuing, check the Fire And Forget property.

  3. Drag the required scripts, connectors or CallWebService actions onto the WaitFor section of the Async.

  4. If you left the Fire And Forget property unchecked, return values from your Async's actions will be available for use after their completion.


Properties

  1. Fire And Forget

    When this field is checked your application will not wait for the actions included in the Async WaitFor section to complete before continuing. When this field is left unchecked your application will wait for the actions included in the Async WaitFor section to complete before continuing. When unchecked, return values from the Async actions will be available for use in your application.


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