Re: Internet programming, point me?
Re: Internet programming, point me?
- Subject: Re: Internet programming, point me?
- From: Jake Repp <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 13:37:47 -0800
For an example on how to do exactly this you can see some example code
I have written that grabs HTML data in a background thread and posts it
to the UI in the main thread:
http://jrepp.com/src/AsyncNotificationsVer2.zip.
This is my second try at this, the first time I tried to use a
notification queue between threads didn't work.
I hope this helps.
-jake
On Monday, January 6, 2003, at 12:59 PM, Douglas Davidson wrote:
On Monday, January 6, 2003, at 10:58 AM, matt neuburg wrote:
Thanks, but I later realized I had failed to ask the question to
which I really wanted to know the answer. The real question is, is
there anything bad about what I'm doing? I simply plopped the
Moriarty example into my project and called curl through it, and it
works great. Is there any reason why that's a bad thing to do? I
looked at the Networking example that shows how to do what I'm doing
(a POST over HTTPS), and clearly I could copy it if I had to, but I
can't think of a reason to do so. Am I mistaken? m.
I imagine I would use a separate task for some networking operation
only if I wanted it to run completely separately from my main process;
otherwise I would probably use one or another API and do it
in-process, either in a separate thread or via a run loop source on my
main thread. Obviously there are many choices, with widely differing
characteristics.
Douglas Davidson
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