/// <summary>
/// Worker thread that actually performs the file generation
/// </summary>
void WorkerThread()
{
string destFile = m_destinationFile.Text;
// Set up the necessary delegates we need to invoke methods on the main thread
WorkerExceptionHandler onException = new WorkerExceptionHandler(WorkerException);
WorkerFinishedHandler onFinished = new WorkerFinishedHandler(WorkerFinished);
WorkerProgressHandler onProgress = new WorkerProgressHandler(WorkerProgress);
try
{
// Attempt to create/replace the main structured storage file. Notice the
// completely meaningless pause for dramatic effect
Invoke(onProgress, new object[] { "Creating the Virtual File System structured storage file" });
Thread.Sleep(500);
using (StructuredStorage storage = StructuredStorage.Open(destFile, StorageOpenMode.Create, StorageAccessMode.Exclusive))
{
// If the user did not elect to filter out non-virtualizable ASP.NET stuff,
// we can just rip and roar through this without any additional work. Otherwise
// use the special case handler for exclusing root items from the VFS
if (!m_excludeCommon.Checked)
{
ProcessStorageFolder(m_sourceFolder.Text, storage, onProgress);
}
else
{
ProcessRootStorageFolderSpecial(m_sourceFolder.Text, storage, onProgress);
}
}
Invoke(onProgress, new object[] { "The Virtual File System was generated successfully" });
Invoke(onFinished);
}
catch (ThreadAbortException)
{
// If the thread is aborting, that means the form was closed while the
// process was still active. Just nuke the file and exit the thread
if (File.Exists(destFile))
{
File.Delete(destFile);
}
}
catch (Exception exception)
{
if (File.Exists(destFile))
{
File.Delete(destFile);
}
// Standard exceptions get pumped back into the main thread to be
// reported. Also invoke the finish handler since I'm not really
// spending a lot of time making this a top-notch application :)
Invoke(onException, new object[] { exception });
Invoke(onProgress, new object[] { "The Virtual File System could not be generated" });
Invoke(onFinished);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Worker thread that actually performs the file generation
/// </summary>
void WorkerThread()
{
string destFile = m_destinationFile.Text;
// Set up the necessary delegates we need to invoke methods on the main thread
WorkerExceptionHandler onException = new WorkerExceptionHandler(WorkerException);
WorkerFinishedHandler onFinished = new WorkerFinishedHandler(WorkerFinished);
WorkerProgressHandler onProgress = new WorkerProgressHandler(WorkerProgress);
try
{
// Attempt to create/replace the main structured storage file. Notice the
// completely meaningless pause for dramatic effect
Invoke(onProgress, new object[] { "Creating the Virtual File System structured storage file" });
Thread.Sleep(500);
using (StructuredStorage storage = StructuredStorage.Open(destFile, StorageOpenMode.Create, StorageAccessMode.Exclusive))
{
// If the user did not elect to filter out non-virtualizable ASP.NET stuff,
// we can just rip and roar through this without any additional work. Otherwise
// use the special case handler for exclusing root items from the VFS
if (!m_excludeCommon.Checked) ProcessStorageFolder(m_sourceFolder.Text, storage, onProgress);
else ProcessRootStorageFolderSpecial(m_sourceFolder.Text, storage, onProgress);
}
Invoke(onProgress, new object[] { "The Virtual File System was generated successfully" });
Invoke(onFinished);
}
catch (ThreadAbortException)
{
// If the thread is aborting, that means the form was closed while the
// process was still active. Just nuke the file and exit the thread
if (File.Exists(destFile)) File.Delete(destFile);
}
catch (Exception exception)
{
if (File.Exists(destFile)) File.Delete(destFile);
// Standard exceptions get pumped back into the main thread to be
// reported. Also invoke the finish handler since I'm not really
// spending a lot of time making this a top-notch application :)
Invoke(onException, new object[] { exception });
Invoke(onProgress, new object[] { "The Virtual File System could not be generated" });
Invoke(onFinished);
}
}
