How to inform Parent thread from a Child Thread?

Hi Dinish,

You can set a public event in a child thread that you can catch in a Parent
thread.

This is decribed in the walkthroughs for multithreading in/on MSDN

I hope this helps a little bit?

Cor

How to inform Parent thread from a Child Thread?
I mean want to notify something from Child thread to
Parent Thread.

Hi Cor,
Thanks for the reply.
Can you specify the link on where can I find the Walkthrough on MSDN
for threading?

Thanks in advance,

-Regards,
Dinesh

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Hi Dinesh,

This is one

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...dComponent.asp

I hope this helps?

Cor

Hi Cor,
Thanks for the link. I have gone through some of the
subtopics.
Let me be specific about my problem-
I have a form which I am creating by calling "new"
from main thread. Then I am creating a subthread in which
I am accessing that form inside the subthread.
At some moment, I want to again call the "New" of that
form from the subthread. But I want that the New should be called by
Main thread.

How can I inform Main thread from my Sub thread about
to create new instance of that form?

Will Control.Invoke solve this problem?

Please help,
Thanks in advance,

-Regards,
Dinesh

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Hi Dinish,

You cannot reach a thread but from the thread you can reach a static
variable in your application.

I give you again a link, it is very few information, but I think with that
you have the solution.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...tmSyncLock.asp

Cor

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Dinesh,

How can I inform Main thread from my Sub thread about
to create new instance of that form?

Will Control.Invoke solve this problem? Yes if you are attempting to notify a Form or other control, Control.Invoke
is the "best" way to go. You may need a separate hidden form, unless you
have a known main form, that your background thread can Control.Invoke on to
cause the new form to be created.

If you are attempting to notify a background thread from a Form. I normally
create a System.Collection.Queue object to hold the info I want to send, the
Form will enqueue requests onto the queue, the background will Dequeue
Requests from the queue. Of course you need to be certain to use Synclock to
ensure only one thread is modifying the queue at a time. Also I will use a
System.Threading.AutoResetEvent to notify the background thread that a new
item has appeared on the queue... Which means that when the background
thread is not processing a request it is waiting for an item on the queue,
the AutoResetEvent allows the background thread to go to sleep until an item
appears on the queue. This queue technique generally complicates your main
thread, hence its "better" to use a Form & Control.Invoke on your main
thread.

Hope this helps
Jay
"Dinesh Jain" <di*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi Cor,
Thanks for the link. I have gone through some of the
subtopics.
Let me be specific about my problem-
I have a form which I am creating by calling "new"
from main thread. Then I am creating a subthread in which
I am accessing that form inside the subthread.
At some moment, I want to again call the "New" of that
form from the subthread. But I want that the New should be called by
Main thread.

How can I inform Main thread from my Sub thread about
to create new instance of that form?

Will Control.Invoke solve this problem?

Please help,
Thanks in advance,

-Regards,
Dinesh

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