Q about thread

ijas1981 · December 2007

can somebody tell me in details about thread synchronization in .NET exactly 2.0 .

also about thread.suspend

thread.resume

in the 70-536 prep kit in CHAP No 7, page 375 they talking about " SomeWork". but they haven't defined that. I couldn't get the point of that.

Ijas Ahamed

JDMurray · December 2007

A thread is like a subprocess in that it is created to perform some unit work and then either be suspended until more work becomes available or be terminated. The "some work" might be:

1. Search for a file
2. Write information to a database
3. Up/download data over a network connection
4. Wait until a resource becomes available
5. Redraw a window
6. etc.

The majority of uses for threads can be handled by the BackgroundWorkerThread class found in .NET 2.0. Search with codesearch.google.com and www.krugle.com for examples on how to use it.

ijas1981 · December 2007

hello JDMurray,

your field seems to be system engneering and networking ,

how did gain the knowledge in programming.

I think tony northup is a very talanted person.

Am i right?

ijas ahamed.

JDMurray · December 2007

I am a software engineer who has learned a little bit about almost everything through writing software for it.

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