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Im working on a application and I want to have data downloaded from database on a different thread, so that my C# WPF UI won't freeze. Using one UnitofWork was out of question, so I created another one just for this thread and it works, at least for now, however I have a feeling that this might fail badly. I started looking on the web and found interesting information on class called "Repository" (This topic). The most interesting part is "thread scope" that is connected to repositories, however i couldn't find any useful information on it. Could you provide some sort of information how to use them? Also having examples would be great. |
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UnitOfWork (which acts as the repository) is not thread-safe so either using one instance per thread or having concurrency control are your two options.
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