Sharing data betwen threads

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Hi. Have a litle(BIG) problem. 1 project 2 classes. 1 thread in each class that I want to share data between them. I put each thread in a for loop. 1 thread is sending and the other is receiving. The queue I use is thread safe.
The Problem is: Thread 1 queue.Enqueue() data and what I can see is, it loads the queue with data, because i look with queue.Count(). When thread 1 loads the queue, It does a queue.Set() on thread 2 that is on queue.WaitOne() but nothing is happening. It doesn't dequeue. I got the same queue class in 2 other threads, used the same technique, and it works fine?????? :((

Best to you all.

Posted 30-Nov-10 1:56am

pluss400

Updated 30-Nov-10 2:02am

Tarun.K.S

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Tarun.K.S 30-Nov-10 8:02am

Edited for readability. Tried my best!

ARopo 30-Nov-10 10:31am

Some code would be useful here, I don't clearly unstand you issue

Versile 30-Nov-10 11:00am

Agree, without some code snippets it's hard to tell. But my approach would be a global object that manages it's own state using a private readonly object and lock commands. That way anytime you retrieve properties of the object or execute methods you can ensure it is threadsafe. Sounds like you may already be doing this, but can't tell without snippets.

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pluss400 · Answer 1 · 2010-11-30T05:11:00

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I got a bit on the way. I´ts some kind of thread problem.

Posted 30-Nov-10 5:11am

pluss400