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You can't access UI controls from another thread in the normal way. You need to use control.Invoke to access the control, this will work its way to the thread that created the control and work correctly. You can use code like this: [code] if (control.InvokeRequired) control.Invoke(SomeMethod); else control.SomeNormalProperty = someValue; …
There's a few ways you could approach this issue. One option would be to have a lightweight album class that has e.g. a thumbnail of the album cover, an artist and title and a track count. You then create a collection of these and display them to the user in …
For the purpose of long running tasks in an ASP.NET application I've written some test code that I plan to use to fire off long tasks in another thread so that the web request can return. This is my first real world usage of multi-threading so I'm interested in any …
I have a web app (asp.net) for which there are a number of processes that could potentially be long running. For arguments sake let's say these could be 1hour+. I don't want these processes to tie up IIS when they're running. I'm interested in what would be happening in IIS …
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