No, is not an event...is just a private Method, it work in this way:

- When the client create the instance of server, the method "Initialize" of
server create the object Timer, who from this moment check each minute for a
variable "IsAlive" (that belong to the server) be true and set her(IsAlive)
in false(through the private method "ChekIfAlive"). Now, the client have a
timer too that each minute call another protected method of the
server("KeepAlive") to set the variable IsAlive in true, so now with
multi-apartment the server is not calling the method "CheckIfAlive", and i
don't know when the client disconnect in a wrong way...(ex: the network goes
down...)

...thanks

Jorge...

----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Johnson <sjohnson3TSYSTEMS.COM>
To: <DCOMDISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM>
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 14:37
Subject: Re: Problem...

> Is the method called by the TimerProc an event (connection point)?
> If so, the sink must only be called by the thread on which it was
> registered, or marshaled to the thread firing the event.
>
>
> Steve Johnson
> 3t Systems
>
> mailto://sjohnson3tsystems.com
> (303) 858-8800 x265
>
>
> > ...each minute call a method to check
> > if a
> > client is connected, so when i before used apartment it
> > worked, but when
> > i
> > change to multi-apartment, the problem began...
>
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