VB.Net (Windows Application) Tab Control With Multi Threading

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Any one please tel me. Is there possible to develop tab control with multithreading concept in windows application. I was created 4 tab pages. Is it possible to access 4 tab pages simultaneously to perform action....?

Posted 11-Jun-12 1:03am

mn.sathish

Updated 11-Jun-12 1:23am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2012-06-11T04:22:00

Since you can only see one tab at a time, what's the point??

You don't access the tab pages on seperate threads. Tab controls are for oragnizing and display controls containing related data, nothing more.

Yes, you can have multiple threads running various pieces of code, and yes, those threads can update their corresponding controls, if you Invoke functions on the UI thread to update the controls with the appropriate data.

pdoxtader · Answer 2 · 2012-06-11T07:55:00

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I think you have a little reading to do about threading and Form.InvokeRequired(). Here's a good example, with explanation. When you have this down, you'll be able to solve this on your own. Cheers!

Form.InvokeRequired() example and explanation

Posted 11-Jun-12 7:55am

pdoxtader