I\'m having a strange issue. In a class I have: private final ScheduledExecutorService executor = Executors.newSingleThreadScheduledExecutor();
I\'m trying to create a handy extension method to Action to basically run that action after a delay: So far my extension looks like this
I have a multi-threaded application that I\'m debugging inside the IDE (Visual Studio 2008, Win7-64, C++).
I have a c# console application that creates up to 5 threads. The threads are executing fine, but the UI thread shuts down as it finishes its work.
I\'m having trouble finding out how to run a method in a seperate thread in C++ (using Visual C++ 2008), I\'ve tried a number of ways to do this but none of them so far have been successful.
SwingWorker lets you prepare some data in a background Thread and then use it in EDT. I am looking for a utility that does the opposite: Prepare data in EDT, and then pass it to a background Thread.
I\'m new to this, so maybe it\'s trivial to everybody, but I just can\'t figure out, why this isn\'t working. I\'ve read about it, tried many way, and still not working. So I want to pause a thread in
I am following the code given on this thread C# Async WebRequests: Perform Action When All Requests Are Completed
I have a android application with lots of buttons. If a button is pressed it sends a short cmd to a server via a socket.
I\'m running into an issue where I have multiple threads that write to the same PrintWriter and not all the data is getting written to the file. I know the multi-threaded part is working co开发者_如何
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