Performing wait operation in ASP.NET web application?
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12-11-2019 - |
题
I would like to hook into this question, however perhaps rephrase it from a different angle.
For anti fraud purposes I would like to block visitors after a certain amount of incorrect login attempts. At this point I have a manager class which wraps the actual function call to login. The manager throws an exception if a visitor is blocked and thus the actual login method is never called. So far so good.
I would now like to change the exception throwing part to a Thread.Sleep
kind of thingy. This is not an option however because this will block other requests to the server. Is there an easy alternative for this scenario perhaps using some async
wait command or perhaps using F#
?
Current code:
class Manager {
void Execute(Action action) {
if(user.IsBlocked)
throw new BlockedException();
else
action();
}
}
Preferred code:
class Manager {
void Execute(Action action) {
if(user.IsBlocked)
//Wait for xxx minutes
action();
}
}
没有正确的解决方案
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