You can't keep a thread active in session. When you store data in session, you are simply saving XML in memory. Your class is written out as XML and then when you deserialize it, a new instace is created and the values of properties are retreived from the XML. Also, from my experience, you do not want to keep a thread alive between postbacks. It is a bad idea. The reason being is that the client can abrubtly disconnect and it is not always possible to fire an event in your server code when that happens. I didn't get any requirements for the signature

Thanks so much, It seems the query is not clear. I store the credentials in the cookie. The logic is simple, if cookie found, redirect to next page, else ask for credentials. The problem is that the cookie detection is not working when I do not close the browser and again open the login page in a new browser - via clicking favourites. However, if I close the browser and open the link again, the cookie gets detected. The outputcache tag resolves the problem in some sense, that it forces the page to refresh explicitly, so that the cookie is detected once it is stored. I hope it's understandable now. :confused: Thanks Evil triumphs when good people sit quiet...

misha_grewal wrote: the list box doesn't have any parent as such ComboBox is the parent which you already set in CreateEx and get Notified since you set WM_NOTIFY, Any way since you are using MFC use ON_CONTROL_REFLECT to get the notification to the ListBox itself, Add handler to ListBox class to allow wizard to put ON_CONTROL_REFLECT macros. modified on Tuesday, April 29, 2008 5:00 AM

Thanks, that seems to work. the code looks like this: ClientToScreen(&clientRect); BOOL bRet = _listFilter.CreateEx(0, _T("LISTBOX"), _T(""), WS_POPUP | WS_VISIBLE | WS_BORDER | WS_VSCROLL | LBS_NOTIFY , clientRect.left, clientRect.top, clientRect.Width(), clientRect.Height(), this->GetSafeHwnd(), NULL, NULL); Evil triumphs when good people sit quiet...

misha_grewal wrote: Init of Tab Control : Tab Contrl->Add tabs; Create a vector of dialogs Instantiate the dialog class, add it to vector Create and Repos the dialog window, and say ShowWindow. Can you show the actual code you use to do this? Mark Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

misha_grewal wrote: This object a is allocated in heap right? and its a reference type? Correct. It seams all class variables are reference types. That's right. A class is always a reference type, and a struct is always a value type. And it looks like a class pointer to me when I relate to C++. A reference is implemented as a pointer, but it's easier to use in the code. You don't have to dereference a reference to get to the object, as you do with a pointer. --- single minded; short sighted; long gone;

Thanks much it works with this call i m really stupid

I am confused! :confused: Q1) Why are you using new at all? :doh: misha_grewal wrote: 3. *pVect = vect; The objects in pVect are destroyed and then replaced by copies of those stored in vect; the vector will resize its self if needed. misha_grewal wrote: Or is it better if I use this code -- // for assignment if (pVect) delete pVect; pVect = new std::Vector(vect) In this scenario you are wasting time and code: 1) You do not need to use if(pVect) in C++, because delete does that for you. So you would just call delete. 2) See Q1 above. Note: Using new is rarely required in a well written (standard) C++ program. INTP "Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence."Edsger Dijkstra

It seems more information is needed in order to answer this, since there is no specific question. You want to know why your code doesn't work but you haven't given us all the information required to answer it. Perhaps showing the code that is relevant will help us catch something.

You can use SetSel for this. I assume you're using a CEdit control. Let's say this control is accessed through a member variable called m_edit and contains the text str, you can then set the cursor to the end of the control by calling this: m_edit.SetSel(str.GetLength(), 0, FALSE); Too many passwords to remember? Try KeePass Password Safe!

Thanks Maximilien, I added accelerator in the main menu bar. But couldn't add it in the toolbar.. but it works.. Thanks a ton again Misha Grewal, Be the change you want to see

have u restarted the Visual Studio after setting the path variable? nave

The Boost.MultiIndex library can do this and much more besides. Steve

Glad to be of help. A 2006 post I notice.... Steve

some tips, uh? the method, WaitforSingleObject(threadhandle, waittime) will return a value equal to WAIT_TIMEOUT if the thread is still alive (not in signalled state). instead of if(m_hThreadF1 != 0) try using this method with waittime as zero, as below: if(WaitForSingleObject(m_hThread, 0)==WAIT_TIMEOUT) // The thread s alive else // The thread s signalled, spawn new make sure that the pThread's m_autodelete s set to false. u mentioned, the thread s supposed to be alive till da end. in this case, it seems, ur thread func has to make a slight modification. ResumeThread(handle), will resume a thread from the point it has been suspended, so, in ur case, when the ThreadFuncF1 resumes, it jst exits!!! ThreadFuncF1() { do{ // do the intended processing // Finished Processing, Notify parent SuspendThread(m_hThreadF1) }while(TRUE); // do processing again } hope thes'll help. :sigh: thanks, -- 'whiz'

misha_grewal wrote: Does this option mean than only one instance of the MFC dll would be running on the system? What happens behind when create a MFC shared dll Yes there be only one Instance loaded in memory, and every function has it address, using which we can make the call to the function!. misha_grewal wrote: What happens behind when create a MFC shared dll there is lot of difference between shared MFC DLL and Dll you are creating... actually your problem is syncronization not sharing... actually here Shared mean that Application will use MFC dll previously loaded OS.. and BTW I believe MFC dll itself use Syncronization technique like Mutex,events etc "Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow cheers, Alok Gupta VC Forum Q&A :- I/ IV