Convert line of code from VB to C#

Question

Hello I was having a problem with mappoint and at the following link I encountered someone else having the same problem as I was. http://www.mapforums.com/sitemap/t-2318.html The post: actually the error is generated by the timeout expiring but not releasing the control thread back your app in a timely manner.. this can be resolved with any COM based object in VB by adding the line App.OleRequestPendingTimeout = TimeInMiliseconds to the length needed for the query.... Solved my problem except that I cannot find the C# equivalent for App.OleRequestPendingTimeout = TimeInMiliseconds. What would this be? Also what is the default and what do you recommend I set it to? Thank you.

Marco de Boer · Answer

You could look at this post. OleRequestPendingTimeout is pure VB6/ VBa and is not ported to .net. The solution mentioned here is to use a Timer. http://www.mapforums.com/sitemap/t-2318.html

patrick · Answer

Select Case TimerProc Case SelectionChange Case MouseUp Case ProcThatMustBeRunFromThisFormModuleButYouWantToCal lfromOutside End Select okay i put that in but im not sure how that is actually helping. Can someone explain what this mappoint issue is and how this code fixes it?

patrick · Answer

Google tells me that the App object does not support OLEServerBusyTimeout anymore. So how do I fix this problem. The real issue is if the map takes longer than a few seconds to find an address the Server busy window appears and locks up the whole system.

patrick · Answer

It is a windows application. I am using the namespace System.Windows.Application but cannot find the property for OLEServerBusyTimeout anywhere.

Suthish Nair · Answer

Is this a windows or web application? try using namespace System.Windows . Application

patrick · Answer

The problem is theres no object called App. Application does not contain a definition for OLEServerBusyTimeout. Just what is supposed to be calling this code?

Suthish Nair · Answer

The below code taken from msdn and converted from here  please try. public void SetTimeouts(long lngComponentBusy long lngRequestPending) { App.OLEServerBusyTimeout = lngComponentBusy; App.OLERequestPendingTimeout = lngRequestPending; } public void ResetTimeouts() { App.OLEServerBusyTimeout = 10000; App.OLERequestPendingTimeout = 5000; }