FWIW, here's a slightly simpler version of my AsyncHelper work around in
support of fire-and-forget. It just leverages
ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem instead of async delegates against
delegates :-)
public class AsyncHelper
{
class TargetInfo
{
internal TargetInfo( Delegate d, object[] args )
{
Target = d;
Args = args;
}
internal readonly Delegate Target;
internal readonly object[] Args;
}
private static WaitCallback dynamicInvokeShim = new
WaitCallback(DynamicInvokeShim);
public static void FireAndForget( Delegate d, params object[] args )
{
ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(dynamicInvokeShim, new
TargetInfo(d, args));
}
static void DynamicInvokeShim( object o )
{
TargetInfo ti = (TargetInfo)o;
ti.Target.DynamicInvoke(ti.Args);
}
}
-Mike
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/woodring
