Threading in C#

C# supports parallel execution of code through multithreading. A thread is an independent execution path, able to run simultaneously with other threads.

To know how its working, when to use thread etc. have a look at 'delicios'

Difference between properties and method [Microsoft Design]

In most cases, properties represent data, and methods perform actions. Properties are accessed like fields, which makes them easier to use. If a method takes no arguments and returns an object's state information, or accepts a single argument to set some part of an object's state, it is a good candidate for becoming a property.

Properties should behave as if they are fields; if the method cannot, it should not be changed to a property. Methods are preferable to properties in the following situations:
· The method performs a time-consuming operation. The method is perceivably slower than the time it takes to set or get a field's value.
· The method performs a conversion. Accessing a field does not return a converted version of the data it stores.
· The "Get" method has an observable side effect. Retrieving a field's value does not produce any side effects.
· The order of execution is important. Setting the value of a field does not rely on other operations having occurred.
· Calling the method twice in succession creates different results.
· The method is static but returns an object that can be changed by the caller. Retrieving a field's value does not allow the caller to change the data stored by the field.
· The method returns an array.

I also have delicious on Microsoft Design [Use properties where appropriate]

Trackback problems!!

Hi,

i had implemented incomming trackback handler.

following may be helpful in implementation.

http://scottwater.com/blog/archive/Trackbacks/
http://www.xaraya.com/documentation/rfcs/rfc0047.html