Cannot terminate the application

[Aaron]

Hello,

I have an application that has several threads and non-blocking
client sockets.

When I try to terminate the program, although the application window
disappear, but the program instance is still here. When I run it in debug
mode, "Stop debugging" button is still enabled. When I compile it and run
it, the program is still listed in "Process" in the Task Manager.

When the program is terminate, all the sockets are disconnected and
the threads are terminated by calling Abort(). I don't know why the program
still can't be terminated completely.

Aaron

[Mel Weaver]

Try calling

Environment.Exit(0);
"Aaron" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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Hello,

I have an application that has several threads and non-blocking
client sockets.

When I try to terminate the program, although the application
window
disappear, but the program instance is still here. When I run it in debug
mode, "Stop debugging" button is still enabled. When I compile it and run
it, the program is still listed in "Process" in the Task Manager.

When the program is terminate, all the sockets are disconnected and
the threads are terminated by calling Abort(). I don't know why the
program
still can't be terminated completely.

Aaron

[Pujo Aji]

By calling Abort () doesn't mean that it terminated directly.

You can check it using: Thread.IsAlive or you can call Thread.Join() in
order to make the method after Thread.Join() is execute only and if only
the thread are terminated.

Sincerely Yours,
Pujo

On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 12:35:13 -0600, wrote:

Try calling

Environment.Exit(0);
"Aaron" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
news:Or**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

Hello,

I have an application that has several threads and non-blocking
client sockets.

When I try to terminate the program, although the application
window
disappear, but the program instance is still here. When I run it in
debug
mode, "Stop debugging" button is still enabled. When I compile it and
run
it, the program is still listed in "Process" in the Task Manager.

When the program is terminate, all the sockets are disconnected
and
the threads are terminated by calling Abort(). I don't know why the
program
still can't be terminated completely.

Aaron

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