I found some posts from 2007 saying you don't support multithreading, but I wanted to get some newer information. Something I probably should have researched before writing all the code, but oh well.
I created a seperate thread, which receives a SilverlightApp parameter. It continually checks for changes on a UI element. Once this thread starts, I lose the ability to interact with the SilverlightApp in my main thread. Is there some way to have both threads sharing access to the SilverlightApp?
I created a seperate thread, which receives a SilverlightApp parameter. It continually checks for changes on a UI element. Once this thread starts, I lose the ability to interact with the SilverlightApp in my main thread. Is there some way to have both threads sharing access to the SilverlightApp?
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Hi Rob,
Thanks for the post and question. Unfortunately, the framework still does not have built in support for Multi-Thread sharing of resources like the scenario you describe.
You would need to implement your own sychronization if you decide to use multiples threads.
Best wishes,
Nelson Sin
the Telerik team
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Thanks for the post and question. Unfortunately, the framework still does not have built in support for Multi-Thread sharing of resources like the scenario you describe.
You would need to implement your own sychronization if you decide to use multiples threads.
Best wishes,
Nelson Sin
the Telerik team
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