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From: BachiGuddi1
Message 8 in Discussion
hi zion , I was advocating Interlocked.Increment in the context of Mahesh's post.
If u want to protect a block of code , i feel explicit variable locking is a better
(superior ) method. IMHO , Application.Lock is given primarily for updating
Name/Value pair map . The primary use of that can be Application.Lock();
Application["SomeName"] = ObjValue. // some code associated with manipulation
of Application map Application.UnLock(); Application.Lock should only be used
as a last resort. I feel , System.Threading gives more methods to synchrnize the code
than we care to look for. Of course , Using that in the context of ASP.net app
requires extensive study and expermintation. ( Which i have not done !!! [so far ] )
Praseed Pai
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