Trying to implement a timeout parameter for connecting to a server but I\'m not having much luck. Here\'s my code:
I am designing an application that fetches data from a sqlite database on the click of a button . I want to display a wait message or progress bar during the time of the fetch only if the process is l
I have an application that uses an AutoResetEvent (WaitOne/Set) in a queue for processing messages.I\'m noticing that when I terminate the a debug session from Visual Studio (Shift+F5) the original pr
I\'ve built a library that launches a thread to do it\'s thing and returns a WaitHandle to the caller.
I have this basic scraping console application in C# that Asynchronously uses WebRequest to get html from a list of sites. It works fine, but how do I set up a trigger that goes off when every site in
I need a timer equivalent which will periodically execute some specific actions (e.g. updating some progress in the database or checking for new Jobs to execute in a database).
In C#, when we should use WaitHandle开发者_运维百科 instead of lock ?A lock is fundamentally different from a WaitHandle. With a lock you write, for example:
I\'ve inherited a bit of threaded code, and upon reviewing it, I\'m finding structures like this (within a background thread method):
My scenario is an application working cyclically on real time data and with tigh deadlines. I have a serie of actions to take on data at each cycle. I\'ve actions that take place at each cycle (let\
I have a thread that is calling two separate threads to do somework. Whenever any of the jobs is finished a Waithandle.Set(0 is called and at the end of the parent worker thread I wanted to WaitAll fo