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I know, there are several questions of this type but I tried all of it and it still doesn't work. Ok, for my app; I've got an Activity. In this Activity, there are 4 Tabs, and the fourth one contents a list and a record button. When I am pushing record, there is a GPS Listener which starts. After getting a new gps value, it pushes it into the list. This works so far! If I click the Home Button it still works, if I longpress it then. It resumes that Activity with the specific Tab open and the list still hold the listitems and the gps listener is still active. This works also fine! Now I wanted

I use [NSURLSessionConfiguration defaultSessionConfiguration] to config my url session. I pause a task by calling cancelByProducingResumeData: to produce a resume data, and save it to the disk. When I want to restart the task, I call downloadTaskWithResumeData: . It works well until I restart the app. I kill the app after I pause a task. Then I start my app again, and call downloadTaskWithResumeData , I found that the resume data was invalid. I parse the resume data into NSDictionary and get the NSURLSessionResumeInfoLocalPath , which is "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application

Sometimes fetching any git repository ( by executing the " git fetch repository_URL ") might take many hours depending the size of repository and network speed. If for some reason the user cancels the fetch mid way and then tries to fetch the same repository later on, in exactly same environment where he / she cancelled the last fetch, how does the fetch is going to work? Will it resume the fetch where it left off? No (2015) or maybe soon (Q4 2018), git clone/fetch/pull operations don't have a "resume" capability. Since then: Q4 2018, Git 2.18 and 2.19 introduce a Wire v2 protocol . GitLab

I need to create a thread in Delphi with the following characteristics: Waits until the main thread adds data to a shared queue. Processes all the data in the queue, returning the results to main thread (for this last part I'll just send messages to the main window). Processing is time-consuming, so new data may be added to the queue while the worker thread is processing previous entries. Resumes waiting, using as little cpu cycles as possible. I cannot send messages to the thread, since it does not have a window handle. Should I be using some variant of WaitForObject? If so, what would the

see the below handler : using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; namespace FileExplorer { /// <summary> /// Summary description for HandlerForMyFE /// </summary> public class HandlerForMyFE : IHttpHandler, System.Web.SessionState.IRequiresSessionState { private HttpContext _context; private HttpContext Context { get { return _context; } set { _context = value; } } public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context) { Context = context; string filePath = context.Request.QueryString["Downloadpath"]; filePath = context.Server.MapPath(filePath); if (filePath

How can I pause/resume a thread? Once I Join() a thread, I can't restart it. So how can I start a thread and make it pause whenever the button 'pause' is pressed, and resume it when resume button is pressed? The only thing this thread does, is show some random text in a label control. Maybe the ManualResetEvent is a good choice. A short example: private static EventWaitHandle waitHandle = new ManualResetEvent(initialState: true); // Main thread public void OnPauseClick(...) { waitHandle.Reset(); } public void OnResumeClick(...) { waitHandle.Set(); } // Worker thread public void DoSth() { while

I'm writing a PHP script that allows the user to download a file. Basically the idea is to prevent the file being downloaded more than X times, since it is paid content, and the link should not be spread around. Since the files will be pretty large, it should be good to implement resuming. I've read the standard , but it's pretty long and allows for some flexibility. Since I need to get it done quickly, I'd prefer a stable, tested implementation of this feature. Can anyone point me to such a a script? Seems that I found what I needed myself. So that other may benefit from this, here is the