>All of the BackgroundWorker examples I've seen so far are toy in the sense
>that the worker logic is embedded in the form. Normally business logic is
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>since it doesn't seem to documented anywhere. Anyone using this compenent in
>the real world? Thx.
BackgroundWorker is a component, but it doesn't have to reside on a form. It
can also reside on a component, so if you business logic is in a component you
can just drop the background worker on the component.
Good luck with your project,
Otis Mukinfus
http://www.arltex.com
http://www.tomchilders.com
pearsons_11114 - 31 Mar 2006 00:25 GMT
> BackgroundWorker is a component, but it doesn't have to reside on a form. It
> can also reside on a component, so if you business logic is in a component you
> can just drop the background worker on the component.
> Good luck with your project,
Right, but you still have the dependency. Not everything is an IComponent.
For example a DTS package. I think what I hear you saying is implement the
adapter by implementing IComponent. That makes perfect sense, but still
wondering what the designers had in mind as the standard approach to a fairly
standard case. Thx.