On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 22:21, Charlie Xiong <xio...@yadasystems.com> wrote:
> Hopefully I didn't miss any news on this but, I was wondering if there
> has been any improvements toward .Net's event posting and
> listening/receiving mechanism.
Yes, a lot. Thread synchronization, proper ending of connection, fixed
port reading, IP reading if server behind NAT just couple of thinks I
recall right now.
> Specifically the desire of registering multiple events per connection.
> i.e.
> EventComp = new FbRemoteEvent(FireBirdConnection, new string[] {
> "event1","event2","event3","eventN" });
That's working. Don't forgot to start listening for events calling QueueEvents.
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