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Ftp and AdoNetConnectionPool does not share the same thread
I have a program which works with an FtpServer.
I want to connect to the FtpServer and to do this i created an AdoNetConnectionPool but it does not work.
I believe the problem is that the pool uses its own thread and does not share the one with the FtpServer. I tested with an FtpWebRequest to upload a file and it worked, so the FtpServer shares its thread with the FtpWebRequest.
A:
I am assuming you are using the FtpWebRequest class. Are you?
You are correct that the connection pool works with a separate thread.
If you want to work with the FtpWebRequest class, you can use the CopyToAsync method to marshal an IO operation to a threadpool thread.
Otherwise, you can open your own thread, work with FtpWebRequest in that thread, then close the thread when done.
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