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Which property of the Thread class is used to set or retrieve the current user for an application in role-based security?
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| Which property of the Thread class is used to set or retrieve the current user for an application in role-based security. |
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| Method is used to run a thread. |
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| Class from which you should inherit to implement a custom exception. |
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| The current execution state of the thread, whether it has been started, is running, or is suspended. |
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| Used to invoke the method(s) to which a delegate references. |
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| public delegate [void|return] [name] ([args]); |
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| Syntax used to declare a delegate. |
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| ApplicationException class |
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| Class you should you use to generate an application-specific exception. |
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| Thread [name] = new Thread([targetMethod]); |
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| The syntax for instantiating a Thread object to run a specified method. |
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| Method is used to stop a running thread for an amount of time. |
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| An abnormal condition at runtime resulting from an error or unexpected operation. |
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| Class that allows you to easily manage multiple threads within an application domain. |
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| ParameterizedThreadStart Delegate |
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| Delegate should you use when instantiating a Thread object whose method takes argument(s). |
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| Method one should use to invoke on the ThreadPool class to add a delegate. |
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| Delegate you should use when instantiating a Thread object whose method takes no arguments. |
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| Delegate to use for callbacks from the ThreadPool class. |
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| Property of the IAsyncResult interface that indicates an asynchronous operation has ended. |
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| Property of the Process class that returns all libraries loaded by the current process. |
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