Clairvoyant1332
Programmer
I've written a VB.NET program that spawns off several threads for a CPU intensive job. Each thread then creates a COM object on another server and calls a method to do some work.
Since you can't make a COM EXE in VB.NET, I made that piece in VB6.
Here's my problem: If I want to abort all running threads, the threads won't quit if there's a DCOM call in progress. Is there some way around this?
Dennis
Since you can't make a COM EXE in VB.NET, I made that piece in VB6.
Here's my problem: If I want to abort all running threads, the threads won't quit if there's a DCOM call in progress. Is there some way around this?
Dennis
