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Steve Sargent
Hi:
My understanding of asynchronous method calls is a bit fuzzy. I know
they behave similar to threads in a lot of ways, but I'm not
comfortable enough with them to feel ok with what i'm doing.
right now, I'm envoking a function (function a) asynchronously (the
function is OneWay, so as far as I know, it won't block the caller or
hose the system if not endinvoked). Inside the function, i'm
instantiating a window and calling application.run to set it off.
From my understanding, this call blocks the current thread.
Will the application.run call from within "function a" prevent other
asynchronous calls to function a from being called? "function a" is
an event listener and receives many calls.
Thank you for any help and advice given.
Steve
My understanding of asynchronous method calls is a bit fuzzy. I know
they behave similar to threads in a lot of ways, but I'm not
comfortable enough with them to feel ok with what i'm doing.
right now, I'm envoking a function (function a) asynchronously (the
function is OneWay, so as far as I know, it won't block the caller or
hose the system if not endinvoked). Inside the function, i'm
instantiating a window and calling application.run to set it off.
From my understanding, this call blocks the current thread.
Will the application.run call from within "function a" prevent other
asynchronous calls to function a from being called? "function a" is
an event listener and receives many calls.
Thank you for any help and advice given.
Steve