I need to set a mutex before to make an asynchronous request, and then unlock the mutex in the callback of this request that is on another thread.
There are several posts about this online but none seem to provide a definitive answer. My question is this. If I have static properties declared that solely get/set Session values is that thread safe
I am trying to understand the concept of synchronizing on an object. Using this example from the Java Cert Book, can you help me understand the difference in behavior between the following 2 pieces of
I have monitoring a folder using FileSystemWatcher to delete specified files from it. When FileSystemWatcher event is raised I create new thread to delete file. Is my code thread safe?
I have singleton class which is shared in several threads. To prevent multiple access issues I use Lock method when accessing one or another property of the class. The question would be is it possible
I\'ve read a lot of examples on locking threads.. but why should you lock them? From my understanding, when you initiate threads without joining them, they will compete with the main thread and all ot
I am just starting to learn about Java concurrency and I am getting some strange output from the following code:
I am new to VB and I am trying to add text from a thread to a listview in my Form1. I have tried implementing the invokerequired method but still the new text is not added to my listview.
Here\'s the scenario I have an ASP.NET 4.0 application which has a LOT of legacy URL rewrites. I want to build an HTTP module that will look at a database of these rewrites and do a 301 redirect if n
I currently use googles\' gtest to write my unit tests, but it doesn\'t look like it can test thread-safety (that is, accessing something from multiple threads and ensuring it behaves according to spe
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