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08-28-2008
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| | Duration of a timer I have an application that uses a timer to query for new orders and flash the minimized application when a new order arrives. The timer seems to work ok but one user leaves his application up over night and sometimes it fails to detect a new order. Is there a duration in the life of a timer? A timer time out? If so how would I set it to infinite? Any help is greatly appreciated. |
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09-01-2008
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| | Re: Duration of a timer "Greg Smith" <gjs@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OO1RKPSCJHA.2292@xxxxxx Quote: >I have an application that uses a timer to query for new orders and flash >the minimized application when a new order arrives. > > The timer seems to work ok but one user leaves his application up over > night and sometimes it fails to detect a new order. > > Is there a duration in the life of a timer? A timer time out? If so how > would I set it to infinite? > > Any help is greatly appreciated. System.GC.KeepAlive(object); |
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