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Roland Dick
Hi,
I'm using a vendor SDK for .net for WWAN communication functions
(Intermec WWANToolkit). The methods of this library require to be called
within a thread that has a message pump, otherwise some events don't get
fired
My application is fairly big and aiming at different devices; all the
code that calls the WWANToolkit stuff is in a separate thread (without a
message pump).
Therefore my question: How can I create a message pump in my separate
thread? I don't think an additional Application.Run is the recommended
way of doing this, right?
Can I somehow get my thread to use the same message loop as the main thread?
Thanks for any hints,
Roland
I'm using a vendor SDK for .net for WWAN communication functions
(Intermec WWANToolkit). The methods of this library require to be called
within a thread that has a message pump, otherwise some events don't get
fired
My application is fairly big and aiming at different devices; all the
code that calls the WWANToolkit stuff is in a separate thread (without a
message pump).
Therefore my question: How can I create a message pump in my separate
thread? I don't think an additional Application.Run is the recommended
way of doing this, right?
Can I somehow get my thread to use the same message loop as the main thread?
Thanks for any hints,
Roland