public virtual IMessage SyncProcessMessage(IMessage msg)
{
// This gets called when the called object finishes the AsyncWork...
// This is called irrespective of whether we delegated the initial
// work to a thread pool thread or not. Quite likely it will be
// called on a user thread (i.e. a thread different from the
// forward call thread)
// we just switch back to the old context before calling
// the next replySink
IMessage retMsg = null;
if (_replySink != null)
{
// This assert covers the common case (ThreadPool)
// and checks that the reply thread for the async call
// indeed emerges from the server context.
BCLDebug.Assert(
(_srvID == null)
|| (_srvID.ServerContext == Thread.CurrentContext),
"Thread expected to be in the server context!");
// Call the dynamic sinks to notify that the async call
// has completed
Thread.CurrentContext.NotifyDynamicSinks(
msg, // this is the async reply
false, // bCliSide
false, // bStart
true, // bAsync
true); // bNotifyGlobals
Object[] args = new Object[] { _replySink, msg };
InternalCrossContextDelegate xctxDel = new InternalCrossContextDelegate(SyncProcessMessageCallback);
retMsg = (IMessage) Thread.CurrentThread.InternalCrossContextCallback(_oldCtx, xctxDel, args);
}
return retMsg;
}
