Question

I’ve a static class called Service which starts a new thread to keep listening message from other process. In this class I manage a list of delegates which needs to be invoked when a message is received. Some of the methods of these delegates need to run in the main thread.

If I would create the threat in some form, for example, I could just do

this.Invoke(@delegate, new object[] { messageReceived });

But I can’t do that because I’m in a static class. So I tried doing like this:

@delegate.Invoke(messageReceived);

But it doesn’t work because it doesn’t change the subprocess where the method is executed (it is executed from my created threat, not from the main one).

How can I do?

Thanks!

Answer 1

Modify your static class to accept a parameter.

Pass your this variable as a parameter to your static class.