System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker And AxShockwaveFlashObjects.AxShockwaveFlash
Aug 15, 2011
working around my project i'm using the BackgroundWorker , i've met this trouble. Calling a sub in module that will have to create an istance of a AxShockwaveFlashObjects.AxShockwaveFlash, the system give me this exception:
Unable to instantiate ActiveX control 'd27cdb6e-11cf-96b8-ae6d-444553540000' because the current thread is not a single-threaded apartment.
I have a text-boxes that use both the validating event as well as the lostfocus event.I have pinpointed the exception in the post title to the validating events.[code]Maybe I am unaware that CancelEventArgs are not suppose to be used in the validating event? [code]
I have a program that creates a Treeview from information procured through an ODBC query and dumped into a dataset. I have three such queries set up via radial buttons as well as a refresh button that triggers whatever radial button is active at the time it's clicked. The purpose of this program is to allow drag-and-drop of selected nodes, ending with a post to the database that officially makes that change of assignment to the new node.
When to use this attribute to set a defaultvalue?Mainly, does the initial value need to be set in a PUBLIC NEW SUB as per the response from forum user Michal Burger in this thread?
Could not find type 'System.ComponentModel.IContainer'. Please make sure that the assembly that contains this type is referenced. If this type is a part of your development project, make sure that the project has been successfully built using settings for your current platform or Any CPU
I created a simple program which basically launches programs installed on 32-bit system in the C:Program Files directory. I purposely put an .exe line of code in the compiler but that .exe wasn't installed on the system, I was expecting for an error when I tried to click the launch button and I did. NOTE: I already have a beginning If statement and that program is actually installed in the system, works perfectly no errors appearing.
ElseIf lstMultimedia.SelectedItem = "HyperCam" Then Process.Start("C:Program FilesHyperCam 2HyCam2.exe") 'this program doesn't exist in the system"
When the error appeared I looked at it in detail and found it was a system.componentmodel.win32exception type of error, I'm guessing that means a file doesn't exist in the directory I specified therefore the program displays an error.Now what I want to do is display a message box saying along the lines "This program cannot be found in your system" or something like that. But I don't know what the actual syntax/code for it, so far from thinking I have this.
Else : lstMultimedia.SelectedItem = 'no idea what to put here Then MessageBox.Show("This application cannot be found in your system or is installed in a different directory", "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error) End If
When I dynamically compile SilverLight 4.0 application using Microsoft.VisualBasic.VBCodeProvider, I get the following error.
Line: 118 ErrorCode: BC30002 Error: Type 'System.ComponentModel.Design.HelpKeyword' is not defined. Line: 130 ErrorCode: BC30002 Error: Type 'System.ComponentModel.Design.HelpKeyword' is not defined. Line: 141 ErrorCode: BC30002 Error: Type 'System.ComponentModel.Design.HelpKeyword' is not defined. Line: 234 ErrorCode: BC30002 Error: Type 'System.ComponentModel.Design.HelpKeyword' is not defined.
I got this warning that I don't know what it means.Warning1 The service System.ComponentModel.Design.IInheritanceService already exists in the service container.Parameter name: serviceType00
i'm in the need to start a backgroundworker inside another one.Now...The first one BGW starts a for cycle, and inside this one there is the second BGW that has to upload an image to a server.The trouble is that, the progress event and the complete event of the internal BGW are never called.
good example on backgroundworker control in vb.net for doing some process in background for ex a reading a doc file in textbox by using backgroundworker in vb.net?
I've got a bit of a problem, I'm using a backgroundworker to do a lot of processing and it adds items to a listview with: AddListItem(ListView1, listItem)
Here is the delegate code to send the command to the listview outside of the thread:
Delegate Sub AddListItem_Delegate(ByVal [ListView] As ListView, ByVal [text] As Object) Private Sub AddListItem(ByVal [ListView] As ListView, ByVal [text] As ListViewItem)
[Code]...
The problem is, as you might imagine, flickering of the listview. Can anyone help me out with a solution to execute a LockWindowUpdate(Me.Handle) command in the backgroundworker? I've tried creating a new delegate but it's not working (errors, I don't understand vb.net enough).
I have limited experience in VB.net and have become stuck. I have tried to search for answers on other threads without success.I have an application that displays real time data.Queries are made to a MySQL database on another PC over the internet every 10 seconds to gather the most recent data.I have done the query within a BackgroundWorker so that the GUI is still responsive while the query is answered.What I've done works great for several hours or maybe for a couple of days but then the DoWork task appears to hang.
The code I'm using is to run the background worker is:
vb If Not(backgroundWorker1.IsBusy) Then Me.backgroundWorker1.RunWorkerAsync() End If
The backgroundWorker runs just once and there's very little code in the DoWork routine:
vb Private Sub backgroundWorker1_DoWork(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.ComponentModel.DoWorkEventArgs) Handles backgroundWorker1.DoWork rs = New
[code].....
Is there anyway I can set up a timeout on the maximum allowed time that the DoWork task can be active for? And if so how would I then go on to stop the backgroundWorker?I understand that CancelAsync isn't going to help as my DoWork task is not repeating as it runs once only, then stops and 10 secs later I run it again.
I'm trying to add a backgroundWorker to my application, but I can't find it.I tried looking in the toolbox, but didn't find it. I looked in the Choose items dialog box and it is checked. Tried unchecking and checking it again, no difference.
I tried using Dim worker As System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker but get an error:
Type 'System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker' is not defined.Is there any way to add it to my program?
I used sample from jmcilhinney at Link to create background proces and it works like a charm. But. In my menu i have two (2) different toolstrip buttons which i need to run the same BackgroundWorker1_DoWork method, but different ackgroundWorker1_RunWorkerCompleted methods. Is that doable?
1. In BackgroundWorker1_DoWork method i use some time-consuming operation which at end sets two global variables.
2. In BackgroundWorker1_RunWorkerCompleted method I use some Select case statment based on that two global variables that are not the same for ToolstripButton1 and ToolstripButton2.
Vb.net Private Sub FirstButtonToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles FirstButtonToolStripMenuItem.Click
i'm trying to do a database search in my WPF program. And to give the program some speed, I want to use Backgroundworker or Threading. The problem is that i have to invoke the controls that the new thread is going it access. But i don't know to do this and i don't know i which event to put the code. Here is some code:
I am building an app that connects to a webservice that returns an XML file, and due to the lag I want to use a backgroundworker to connect and then return the data when its done, and also store the cookies in CookieJar so I can use one post to log in, and get the webservice to auth the session. However, I am completely stuck as I cant get BackgroundWorker to return anything other than a true or false when it completes. I am used to PHP now, until a few weeks ago it had been 5 years since I last used VB ( and it was vb6) so I am rusty.
I cannot make it work. I'm a beginner, and not being sure what's really relevant I'll say I'm using VS2010 Express edition, on Windows7 Pro 64 bit.It's been bugging me for days, and I even thought it was because I was using Express edition, but it wasn't. I copied their Fibonacci example, and it worked as expected. Meaning: progress bar reported progress, GUI was responsive, so Cancel button could have done its part.
But I didn't want Fibonacci calculator, because recursive calls always make me think about stack overflow. I wanted something less fancy; I wanted simply to count to 100.000 and see the counter on the GUI changing all the time.So I followed the instructions on their Fibonacci example, but I made it only count "in its mind". It updated progress bar all the time, but text box shown only the last result after finished counting. Also GUI wasn't responsive, so I couldn't click cancel button.
When you start Fibonacci example, you could move the form around. But in my case, GUI was frozen, and form was moved only at the end of counting.