How to pass paramter to thread

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Hi,

tbtDTO is type of IList Object

IList ObjDTO = (ObjDTO)SaveTexts(tbtTextDTO);

I want to call IList ObjDTO = (ObjDTO)SaveTexts(tbtDTO) using thread
that means want to call SaveTexts method whish return IList Obj and I am passing tbtDTO which is IList containing values for iteration.

How can I do?

How can I declare the signature in interface class which i am using?

thanks
sjs

Posted 19-Aug-10 3:05am

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Updated 19-Aug-10 7:46am

Abhinav S

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Al-Farooque Shubho · Answer 1 · 2010-08-19T04:02:00

What you need is Asynchronous method invocation (Using BeginEnvoke and EndInvoke) and use IAsyncResult to get the result. You need to use a delegate to invoke the method (The delegate will have matching signature with the method, that will accept parameter). Internally, your asynchronous method invocation will use a thread from the thread pool.

See Asynchronous Method Invocation[^] for details.