| API Support » Multiple client_OnBarsReceived per RequestBars call Dec 06, 2011 @ 10:07 PM (Total replies: 2) | |||||
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I also tried simply changing post to public void Post(APIAction action) { var thread = new Thread(() => { action(); }); thread.Start(); } just to put it on a different thread, but to no effect. Dave Richards |
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| API Support » Multiple client_OnBarsReceived per RequestBars call Dec 06, 2011 @ 09:59 PM (Total replies: 2) | |||||
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Hi, I seem to be experiencing a problem where I recieve multiple events for each call I make. Is this normal? A common thing I am seeing; RequestBars client_OnBarsReceived RequestBars client_OnBarsReceived client_OnBarsReceived client_OnBarsReceived client_OnBarsReceived client_OnBarsReceived I use my own ThreadingPolicy class, but basically all I do in Post is call action() inside the worker thread you are giving me so I cannot see how that could cause this. This is a service app and so I am unable to use you normal synchronization context that queues to the windows UI thread loop. Dave Richards |
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