Needed help in UINavigationController in iPhone - iphone

I am learning iPhone since i am new bee and wanted to implement something like the following please guide me:
Actually what i want is that i have a navigation controller with 3 screen
1st Screen: Having a button to got Next Screen
2nd Screen: Having some images and Button to upload them onto some web portal and a button to go to next screen
3rd Screen: Having a label Only
Now when i am on 2nd screen i press on Upload Button to upload it onto my web portal it takes about 5-6 minutes depending upon the size of the data. So i want to achieve that i would display a little progress bar on the UINavigation bar and a label which shows me that this much files sent and this much left and i can also goto the next or previous screen using the back button and UIButton on 2nd screen and it keeps on showing me the uploading label and progress bar onto the navigation bar. So please guide me friends how can i achieve this. I have implemented everything regarding uploading and label updating for this much files left and this much files done but what i am not getting is how to add label and progress bar on NAvigation BAr and update it on other screens as well. please guide me. i will be very thankful to you.
I am waiting for some positive responses. Guide me through some code and guidelines and tutorials. i am new bee in iPHone

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