I understand how we can pass one variable(progresspercentage) to \"progresschanged\" function , like so.
I\'m writing a addin for outlook which has some network code for API calls, which is why I have several classes extending the BackgroundWorker class, each encapsulating a API call. The code looks like
I have a Windows Forms application that hashes files asynchronously using a BackgroundWorker. I\'ve implemented cancellation by checking for CancellationPending between each file being hashed. The has
I\'m writing a Outlook plugin that transfers large files off to a web service to be copied, but when I have multiple attachments the loop is only sending one of them off to the web service.I can\'t se
In my application backgroundWorker starts when I start the application. I can\'t see anything befo开发者_StackOverflow社区re backgroundworker_dowork in call stack other than [external code].
I am noticing a pattern like below in few of my classes. How can I abstract that away? Any suggestions?
I am currently working on a C# wpf project. The files are exported data from a database which are in the form of an SQL statement. For each line that the file reads in it executes the statement to per
I have a WPF Window with tab control. Every tabitem of tab control have a frame with PAGE as content...like this:
I have some functions in a web application that do a lot of calculations and as a result have high CPU usage which affects the rest of the application when other users are accessing it.
I have a requirement to select bulk data (million rows) and then update the DB Table. Now, I am reading the data chunk by chunk in a BackgroundWorker (as the usage being specified in MSDN)