Dealing with controls within a multi threaded context

Bechir Bejaoui

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Santosh Kumar Kotnala17y ago
Hi, Bechir Bejaoui I am working on WPF Window application in .NET 3.5 . In your article thier is one method window.Invoke(p) in load function but I am working on window application thier is no method window.Invoke(). So thier is any replacement of Form.Invoke(p) or any solution I am waiting for your reply............ Thanks
rthomas17y ago
Great article! Question: is there any advantage to always calling Perform (via Invoke), rather than setting thing up so progressBar1.InvokeRequired() is checked first? Thanks, Rich Thomas
- Bechir Bejaoui17y ago
  Well I posed my self the pretty same question! why do we use this condition? but I'm convinced that it is useful under certain conditions, say you have a file to upload using FTP and you need more control concernig the streaming process.