ASP.NET Case Study: Hang on WaitOne, WaitAny or WaitMultiple
By : If broken it is, fix it you should | On : 2008 March 12
One of the synchronization methods in .NET is the ResetEvent. It comes in two flavors, the AutoResetEvent which resets itself immediately after it is set, and the ManualResetEvent which as the name suggests you have to manually reset. Lets say you have a team of developers that can implement different parts of an application simultaneously without interaction, then the work order might look something like this Ask Bob to implement X Ask Belinda to implement Y Ask Ben to implement Z Integra...
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