I am using some software that requires me to have thread safety disabled. I am working on a Windows server. From what I\'ve read elsewhere, I can\'t just configure this in the .ini file. Is this true?
I\'ve been spending about an hour searching for a concensus on something I\'m trying to accomplish, but have yet to find anything conclusive in a particular direction.
I am trying to figure this out, given the following code, does the Refresh() need to occur on the UI thread?It seems to work, and I am wondering if the CollectionViewSource i开发者_JS百科s actually a
I have an interface in CLR between SQL Server and the Exchange Web Services to Sync and send emails between applications. In testing this it works(ed) without any problems; we are seeing sporadic issu
Full disclaimer: this is not really a homework, but I tagged it as such because it is mostly a self-learning exercise rather than actually \"for work\".
From my experience, when main thread is ready to exit, it should wait until other threads normally exit.
There is a JDK function that, although the javadocs does not declare it as thread-safe, from looking a开发者_开发百科t the code in Google, it seems that I could get the result I want by calling it fro
my program had been blocked , I used the jstack commander to analyze, the following thread took the lock \"0x0000000603f02ae0\" , and others threads couldn\'t fetch the lock.
What is the best way to atomically lock multiple files? One possibility I\'ve thought of is a simple .lock file in the directory (I\'m only protected from other instances of my program; I\'m not neces
In my project I am using SharedCache as a distributed caching mechanism. There are multiple instances of a service deployed in webfarm which accesses this cached data. The data which is cached is tran
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