Question about Multithreading

[Jefe]

Hello everyone,
I am implementing a multithreaded tcp client with two classes,
cNetworkManager class and cUI Class, I created a secondary thread for
receiving packets using blocking "Receive" method in cNetworkManager and when
a packet is received I want to raise an event to cUI Class, but I don't want
to raise that event on my secondary thread, so does anyone know how can I
notify my main thread in cNetworkManager so the thread could raise the event
for cUI class.

Regards,

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Jefe wrote:

I am implementing a multithreaded tcp client with two classes,
cNetworkManager class and cUI Class, I created a secondary thread for
receiving packets using blocking "Receive" method in cNetworkManager and when
a packet is received I want to raise an event to cUI Class, but I don't want
to raise that event on my secondary thread, so does anyone know how can I
notify my main thread in cNetworkManager so the thread could raise the event
for cUI class.

You'll need to use an ISynchronizeInvoke reference to call
Invoke/BeginInvoke/EndInvoke on. UI controls all implement this
automatically, but you'll need to pass it to the NetworkManager class
(eg in the constructor) so that it's got something to communicate with.

Jon

[Jefe]

Hi Jon,
Tnx for the reply, could you give a code sample or a url which has the sample?
"Jon Skeet [C# MVP]" wrote:

Jefe wrote:

I am implementing a multithreaded tcp client with two classes,
cNetworkManager class and cUI Class, I created a secondary thread for
receiving packets using blocking "Receive" method in cNetworkManager and when
a packet is received I want to raise an event to cUI Class, but I don't want
to raise that event on my secondary thread, so does anyone know how can I
notify my main thread in cNetworkManager so the thread could raise the event
for cUI class.

You'll need to use an ISynchronizeInvoke reference to call
Invoke/BeginInvoke/EndInvoke on. UI controls all implement this
automatically, but you'll need to pass it to the NetworkManager class
(eg in the constructor) so that it's got something to communicate with.

Jon

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Jefe wrote:

Tnx for the reply, could you give a code sample or a url which has the sample?

Well, for simple UI work, see
http://www.pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/t...winforms.shtml

Just pass in a reference to a control as an ISynchronizeInvoke to the
class which needs to do the marshalling to the UI thread, and the rest
of the code should be very similar.

Jon