You might be able to kick of the first thread (set the action to run) then have
a list or something that you can loop over and have a "join" cfthread inside
the loop with the same name as the first one. Something like this.
<cfthread action='run' name='t1'>
do something
</cfthread>
<cfloop index='i' from='1' to='50'>
<cfthread action='join' name='t1'>
do something
</cfthread>
</cfloop>
I have not tried this, but the 'join' action tells cf to wait for the named
thread(t1) to finish.
Joey
>Is there a way to make the start of one thread
>conditional upon the ending of a previous thread?
>
>I want to keep only one thread at a time running
>and would like to set up a series of threads to run,
>but only one at a time.
>
>I've been doing this with scheduled tasks and emailing
>completion to myself for verification of success each morning,
>but running 54 schedule task templates currently, with having to add
>another 30 or so soon has just become quite cumbersome.
>
>Didn't know if there were any options.
>
>Too bad we can't number the threads to run sequentially
>and set them to run only individually.
>
>Rick
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