Consider the following code. I am starting with a task that does nothing, and then using ContinueWith() to start 10 calls to a method that increments a counter.
I was working on encorperating threads into my azure code for putting things on a queue. to do this i used http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=19222 as a reference.
Here is my code: class PublishPhotosHandler(webapp.RequestHandler): for argument in files_arguments: taskqueue.add(url=\'/upload\', params={\'key\': key})
In my WPF application, I need to run 2 long running tasks in parallel, both which return data that needs to be shown in the UI.
I have a WPF application, where I make a long-running WCF call using the System.Threading.Tasks. I catch unhandled exceptions by adding a handler to Application.Current.DispatcherUnhandledException.
My question: How can I launch a new Activity in its own Task while using the following rules. 1) If the Activity already exists as a root of a another Task (within the same application)then bring t
I开发者_开发技巧 am using silverlight 4, and the new async CTP. private void button1_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
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As per the title really. I have a long running task tha开发者_JS百科t polls a message queue. Occasionally I may wish to stop the task, do some work and then start it again. What is the correct way o
I\'ve been studying Tasks in .net 4.0 and their cancellation. I like the fact that TPL tries to deal with cancellation correctly in cooperative manner.
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