Need to kill thread when application is closed

[Amit Sk Sharma]

on top right or Alt+f4 etc.), threads and process both should get terminated but actually my application still remains there in Task Mgr process list and threads continue their execution.

Please let me know how to terminate threads and process explicitly. I made RnD on google and applied some of work-around but in vain.

With Thanks & Regards Amit Sk Sharma

[Lost User]

Amit for .NET wrote:

Please let me know how to terminate threads and process explicitly.

Thread.Abort[^] Although it'd be neater to signal the thread that your app is exiting and have the thread exit normally.

Amit for .NET wrote:

I made RnD on google and applied some of work-around but in vain.

Some things can't be patched by copying code; you'll have to reserve some time and dive into the concepts.

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[Luc Pattyn]

if you set Thread.IsBackground true, the thread will not prevent your app to exit right away when you choose to terminate it. BTW: ThreadPool threads (and hence also BackgroundWorker threads) always are background threads. :)

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[Amit Sk Sharma]

I just took a reference from google, not copied.but yes I think 'm lacking sm whr with concepts so 'm here. exactly what I m looking for is how to manage the threads and process through code in desktop application when my application terminates unexpectedly.

With Thanks & Regards Amit Sk Sharma

[Amit Sk Sharma]

I m already using this, when I close application, window is closed but process and thread both continues with their execution. experimenting with background worker, will respond soon if target achieved.

With Thanks & Regards Amit Sk Sharma

[Luc Pattyn]

Amit for .NET wrote:

thread both continues with their execution.

That is impossible, I suggest you check your code thoroughly. Background threads don't keep a process alive, only foreground threads do. :)

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[Lost User]

The problem will be gone as soon as you've switched to a backgroundworker; those threads get terminated when the proces is terminated. A foreground-thread is rarely used, but if required, you'd signal it and have it save any remaining data and terminate.

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