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COM interop and multithreading?

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Ales Pour - 25 Jul 2003 09:41 GMT
Hello,

I'm trying to use COM interop to work with Tibco (kind of message bus).
Everything seems to work fine when it all happens in one thread (tibco
open -> create transport -> create message -> send message). But when I
attempt eg. send a message from another thread, send operation blocks
forever.
Since I'm no COM guru, I have no idea whether it is a problem of COM in
general or .NET COM Interop or Tibco COM library itself. Can anyone point me
to right direction where the problem could be? Thank you very much!

Regards,
   Ales Pour
Ales Pour - 25 Jul 2003 10:13 GMT
Well, MTAThread attribute solves my problem.

Sorry to have disturbed you...

-AlesP

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