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Either do a Thread.Join(threadobject),<wbr /> or else set the thread's IsBackground property to true (before you start it).<br />

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Either do a Thread.Join(threadobject), or else set the thread's IsBackground property to true (before you start it).


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Can i get complete syntax ?
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&quot;Application.Exit - is not killing all the thread which is invoked by Main Application.&quot;<br />
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Can you show us how you are creating the threads?...
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"Application.Exit - is not killing all the thread which is invoked by Main Application."

Can you show us how you are creating the threads?...

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Application is calling the Reports
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Can you show us how are opening these reports then?...
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Can you show us how are opening these reports then?...

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try defining the thread you are creating &nbsp;as a Background worker,<br />
when you define the thread. like this...<br />
thread t = new thread(new threadstart(function));<br />
t.IsBackground = true;<br />
t.Start();
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try defining the thread you are creating  as a Background worker,
when you define the thread. like this...
thread t = new thread(new threadstart(function));
t.IsBackground = true;
t.Start();

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Try to close all threads using ExitThread and then use the Application.Exit 
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Try to close all threads using ExitThread and then use the Application.Exit

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&nbsp;Now i have replaced the code from Application.Exit to Environment.Exit(0)<br />
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I have to wait for the results from Testing Team
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 Now i have replaced the code from Application.Exit to Environment.Exit(0)

I have to wait for the results from Testing Team

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VS 2005 / VB.Net<br />
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Application.Exit - is not killing all the thread which is invoked by Main Application.<br />
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How to kill all the threads, when we execute the application.<br />

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VS 2005 / VB.Net

Application.Exit - is not killing all the thread which is invoked by Main Application.

How to kill all the threads, when we execute the application.


Application.Exit - is not killing all the thread.

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