Application.Lock()/UnLock() or lock(Application)

[nano2k]

Hello

Is there a difference between:

1.
Application.Lock();
try {
//...code
}
finally {
Application.UnLock();
}

pattern and
2.
lock(Application) {
//...code
}

?

I read on MSDN (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/271787)
that there are some situations when the first pattern blocks the
service.

Thanks.

 

[Luis Ruiz Pavón]

Hi:

The first pattern is only applied to application state in web applications
while second pattern is a rapid and easily implementation of Monitor (enter()
and exit()) class valid for many situations.

Sorry for my english!!!

Regards

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[nano2k]

Hi:

The first pattern is only applied to application state in web applications
while second pattern is a rapid and easily implementation of Monitor (enter()
and exit()) class valid for many situations.

Sorry for my english!!!

Regards

--
Colabora con el foro: Si la respuesta te es de utilidad marca la pregunta
como respondida.
Luis Ruiz Pavón
MCP - MCTS
Blog:http://geeks.ms/blogs/lruiz









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Thanks Luis for your response
What is your recommendation. Should we use pattern 1 or pattern 2?