Asynchronous insert implementation task

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Hi have an web application and have following requirement :-

* I have one log method.
* I want to implement threading.
* After insertion i want to release the thread for next request without wait.
* Without any await for response.

how could i implement this ?

Posted 10-Dec-14 1:19am

Naveen Singh

Updated 10-Dec-14 1:42am

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Leo Chapiro 10-Dec-14 7:29am

What have you already achieved?

Naveen Singh 10-Dec-14 7:31am

I have to implement on page load using REST protocol.

OriginalGriff 10-Dec-14 7:34am

And?
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Naveen Singh 10-Dec-14 7:59am

I m stuck at how could i process make this method log() async ?

Praveen Kumar Upadhyay 10-Dec-14 8:05am

Is it a WebService you are talking about. where you want to process the request in thread and release the request immediately
OR
you want some method or some peace of code to run in thread

Naveen Singh 10-Dec-14 8:22am

it's an restful service and i am using a method for my Requirement and and release that method immediately .

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Praveen Kumar Upadhyay · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-10T02:27:00

Solution 1

Use Thread in below manner.

C#

new Thread(() =>
{
      //Place your code here and this will run in a Thread
}).Start();

Posted 10-Dec-14 2:27am

Praveen Kumar Upadhyay

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Naveen Singh 11-Dec-14 1:05am

Thanks Praveen but should i call any async on page load and will this thread get free after every request.

Praveen Kumar Upadhyay 11-Dec-14 1:09am

Yes of course.

Naveen Singh 11-Dec-14 1:36am

It creates new thread for every request ?

Praveen Kumar Upadhyay 11-Dec-14 1:39am

Yes. But do remember, if the request will take a longer time to execute then the HTTP will keep on increasing and can crash the Application Pool.

Naveen Singh 11-Dec-14 1:47am

Because i have a huge amount of request per second .

Naveen Singh 11-Dec-14 1:47am

i want only single thread which gets free after requesting for response , don't wait for response and process the next request !

Praveen Kumar Upadhyay 11-Dec-14 1:48am

Then use the above code which I have mentioned and Rock the code.

Naveen Singh 15-Dec-14 4:58am

Task.Run(()=> Method()

);

i'm using this because this also facilitate me to pool the the task and manage them.

Praveen Kumar Upadhyay 15-Dec-14 5:40am

nice

Praveen Kumar Upadhyay 15-Dec-14 5:55am

You can accept this solution buddy, if it has solved your problem.

Naveen Singh 17-Dec-14 2:03am

thaknx Praveen for yours warm support and response nd vil do it.

Praveen Kumar Upadhyay 17-Dec-14 2:07am

Your most welcome