Multithreading in VB

[Guest_imported]

Consider for example one application has been developed which generates XML Template into Text Stream each for several level of business. Right now, in a minute the Application was able to generate for templates. So, according to my suggestion if we use the multithreading process we can simply multiply this generation process by the number of threads we instantiate i.e. for example if we use 2 threads for generation, the actual generation will become 2 X (Current-4) i.e. 8.

First of all theoretically it is totally true but practically when I thought of going for the implementation, right now I have seen that Multithreading can be implemented in the programming directly (Is it like Java ?).

But that time I thought it can be done through creating an Active X Exe and calling it for each and every generation from within the program. Any other alternative to increase the speed of the generation".

 

[Alt255]

Multithreading in VB is best accomplished by waiting for the release of VB NET. There really aren't any practical ways to do this in VB6 (some earlier versions allowed a limited implementation but the feature was removed in VB6).

P.S. Post here if you find a way.

Alt255@Vorpalcom.Intranets.com
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[oneshadow]

I don't think we can do multithreading in VB.