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Daniel Turini23-Oct-02 2:22
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Jon Rista23-Oct-02 18:33
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Jon Rista27-Oct-02 17:48
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Questionthread.Abort() doesn't work????? Pin
fftongzhi22-Oct-02 15:23
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Paul Riley23-Oct-02 0:17
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James T. Johnson23-Oct-02 0:58
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fftongzhi23-Oct-02 16:04
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James T. Johnson23-Oct-02 16:57
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fftongzhi23-Oct-02 18:51
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GeneralRe: thread.Abort() doesn't work????? Pin
Jon Rista23-Oct-02 17:51
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GeneralRe: thread.Abort() doesn't work????? Pin
James T. Johnson23-Oct-02 18:39
James T. Johnson23-Oct-02 18:39 
Jon Rista wrote:
The reason for this is the application repeatedly fires off the ThreadAbortException until its actully caught and dealt with.

On the contrary, you cannot fully catch the ThreadAbortException. Once execution has exited the catch block, the CLR will continue to rethrow the exception until: 1) Thread.ResetAbort is called which cancels the request to destroy the thread or 2) All of the finally blocks have exited, allowing the thread to die.

James
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Questionplease try it...see what happens...is it a bug? Pin
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