Understanding Threading in .NET Framework using VB.NET
This article describes how to use threading model in .NET Framework including creating, joining, suspending, killing, and interlocking threads.
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bhupal bPosted Aug 19, 2010, 4:46 AM
can u please help me how to kill a process and threads with name "myapplication" when clicking same application in second time in my application i have one thread assigned to a method i tried with process.kill method but is not killing all the threads of that application thanks in advance please send me a mail [email protected]
Rudy WelvaertPosted Sep 21, 2007, 5:19 AM
Hi, I do use object.Abort() to suspend thread, but what happen is that the thread is indeed suspended, but the process (method) that was running in that thread, moves to the main thread and the application is blocked until the process (method) finishes.