How exactly does AsyncController avoid using an ASP.NET worker thread? If I use the event-based pattern (pseudo-code):
I have a multi threaded python application, for thread pooling I used code from here. The program engages in network reading excessively and each thread sleep timely to reduce overhead on server it bo
In my code below I am taking files that are being dragged and dropped onto a button on my form, and processing them with a thread.I want to be able to have each thread complete it\'s operation before
I\'m planning to use Netty to design a TCP Server.When the client connects, I have to immediately start pumping
This is my Job class: class QueryJob(workerpool.Job): \"Job for downloading a given URL.\" def __init__(self, query):
I have several Threads running in a ThreadPool in my WPF App. I need to monitor them, possibly from another Thread to find out if all of those Threads have terminated.
Do ASP.Net based AJAX requests use the same ThreadPool that ASP.Net requests use? ASP.Net asynchronous programming uses a different thread, returning the thread used for processing ASP.Net requests
I\'ve got application which has two main task: encoding, processing video. These tasks are independant.
I\'m working on a server-based project.Basically, when the server starts, it needs to bind a socket port (say 1935).
I am currently implementing a program that requires me to handle threads and process. IDEA: There are multiple java processes running and each process may have multiple threads.
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