How to manage parallely process

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My situation is

I have to complete 1 process and meanwhile if any other request come so
take that request also in process as well

try to run ( 15 to 20 ) process parallely
and more than 20 make it in Queue .

As any process gets completed so
take item in Queue to process in it and so on

In my mind i have 2 solution for that
1) wait call back 2) asyn call back

whats the difference between them
Should i prefer any of them or some thing else which is perfect

kindly suggest
thanks

Posted 24-Feb-12 1:19am

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2012-02-24T02:18:00

When the asyn method finishes processing, the AsyncCallback method is automatically called, where post processing stmts can be executed. With this technique there is no need to poll or wait for the asyn thread to complete.

WaitCallback represents a callback method that you want to execute on a ThreadPool thread. Create the delegate by passing your callback method to the WaitCallback constructor