Thread: I thought Powershell was MTA (V2 of PS and V2 of this post) in microsoft.public.windows.powershell

  Actually to be clear, you can't put the actual event in the session. I know, I tried. I actually put an object and the event is a public member. - Dave "CodeSlinger" wrote: > OK I figured it out. > > Instead of hard waiting on a ManualResetEvent which locks up the script main > thread, I have my application create a plain old ordinary event, put that in > a session variable...

  Hi Dave, AFAIK (haven't played with it yet), Posh is STA only, to support MTA, you will need to use jobs for that (Posh v2 only) Easiest way to confirm that is to play with FileSystemWatcher. Martin "CodeSlinger" <CodeSlinger@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:64BD25C6-467F-4544-B657-F51FC7ED2D93@microsoft.com... > Sorry if this doubles posts but the Windows Vista x64 forum...

  On Nov 15, 8:33?pm, "Marco Shaw [MVP]" <marco.shaw@NO_SPAMgmail.com> wrote: > By default with version 2, powershell.exe runs in STA mode, you can very > easily start it in MTA by passing the flag "-mta" to powershell.exe when > starting it. ?powershell_ise.exe runs exclusively in MTA though. > > Marco > > "Martin...

  By default with version 2, powershell.exe runs in STA mode, you can very easily start it in MTA by passing the flag "-mta" to powershell.exe when starting it. powershell_ise.exe runs exclusively in MTA though. Marco "Martin Zugec" <martin.zugec@gmail.com> wrote in message news:8E02466D-E3D9-4342-8A72-5B74EB9BB6E8@microsoft.com... > Hi Dave, > > AFAIK...