btw Chris...when you have a front-end issue try to maintain the solution in
the front-end without affecting the back-end.
to fill a combo using a background is not a great idea.

2009/9/10 Chris W <[email protected]>

>
> Hello,
>
> I am looking for a little advice.  I am creating a WPF application and
> am having trouble figuring out how to implement a functional threading
> approach.  I have been creating a new instance of BackgroundWorker and
> using that when making calls to NH.  I have basically been relying on
> the UI thread not making any calls to NH when these BackgroundWorker
> threads are processing.  This approach seemed to have been working
> until recently.  Now that I am getting into more complex views I am
> running into error every so often.  I tried searching online to see
> how other are handling this type of thing but have not had much luck.
> I am getting error like "Invalid attempt to call Read when reader is
> closed." and "Invalid operation. The connection is closed." which seem
> to be a result of this weak approach.  This is my first project using
> both WPF and NH, so I am a little wet behind the ears.  Below is an
> example of how I am using the BackgroundWorker.
>
>        public BackgroundWorker Worker { get; set; }
>
>        private void GetSubCategoryList()
>        {
>            var entity = view.CurrentEntity.PartSubcategory;
>            var partcategory = view.CurrentEntity.PartCategory;
>            if (partcategory == null)
>                view.SubcategoryList = null;
>            else
>            {
>                Worker = new BackgroundWorker();
>                Worker.DoWork += delegate(object sender,
> DoWorkEventArgs e)
>                {
>                    e.Result =
> Globals.BLL.PartSubcategory.GetAllForCombo(null, partcategory);
>                };
>
>                Worker.RunWorkerCompleted += delegate(object sender,
> RunWorkerCompletedEventArgs e)
>                {
>                    if (!ErrorHandler.Process(this, e.Error))
>                    {
>                        view.SubcategoryList = e.Result as
> List<PartSubcategory>;
>                    }
>                };
>                Worker.RunWorkerAsync();
>            }
>        }
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
> >
>


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