[ASK] - Multithread with some parameters

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Hi experts, i wanna ask u about multithread with some parameters. I've a problem when i want to send some parameters. :(

I have three methods and three parameters in each other :

private void SendAckDetail(string memberID, string partName, string AccNum)
{
  //-- process
}

private void InsertToDB(string bankCode, string partName, string AccNum)
{
  //-- process
}

private void CreateXMLData(int totalRec, string ExtRef, string Curcod)
{
  //-- process
}

I've tried this methode to handle multithread with some parameters but it hasn't worked properly... :confused:

oThread1 = new Thread(delegate() { SendAckDetail(memberID, partName, AccNum); });
oThread2 = new Thread(delegate() { InsertToDB(bankCode, partName, AccNum); });
oThread3 = new Thread(delegate() { CreateXMLData(totalRec, ExtRef, Curcod); });

oThread1.Start();
oThread2.Start();
oThread3.Start();

Would u help me please experts ??... :confused: :confused:

Posted 15-Aug-10 17:55pm

Teamsar Muliadi

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**PSK_** · Accepted Answer · 2010-08-15T18:46:00

You can try like following.

class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            ThreadTest t = new ThreadTest();
            Acknowledgement acknowledgement= new Acknowledgement();
            acknowledgement.AccNum = "123";
            acknowledgement.MemberID = "M123";
            acknowledgement.PartName = "P23432";
            Thread oThread1 = new Thread(t.SendAckDetail);
            oThread1.Start(acknowledgement);
        }

       
    }
    struct Acknowledgement
    {
        public string MemberID { get;  set; }
        public string PartName { get; set; }
        public string   AccNum { get; set; }

        
    }
    class ThreadTest
    {


        public void SendAckDetail(object ack)
        {
         Console.WriteLine(((Acknowledgement)ack).MemberID);
         Console.WriteLine(((Acknowledgement)ack).PartName);
         Console.WriteLine(((Acknowledgement)ack).AccNum);
        }
        
    }

Similarly you can do this for other methods also.