The Join method blocks the calling thread until the specified thread exits.
If your application creates multiple threads, then join the threads together
and wait for all the threads to end before continuing your processing. The
myPendingJob class would accept the arguments required for running the job.
Each thread worker in myPendingJobThread processes its instance of
myPendingJob.
This example below provides a simple scenario without any scheduling or
handling beyond "fire and forget" threading.
HTH!
Kara
Thread[] myPendingJobThread =
{new Thread(new myPendingJob(myPendingJobArgs)),
new Thread(new myPendingJob(myPendingJobArgs))
};
Public void DoSomething()
{
Foreach (Thread jobThread in myPendingJobThread)
{
myThread.IsBackground = true;
myThread.Start();
}
Foreach(Thread jobThread in myPendingJobThread)
{
jobThread.Join();
}
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