c# - Practical differences between using TPL and Async Pattern -

I am using any kind of methods to deal with long lasting tasks.

Using each of these can be accomplished, but I want to tell about what I want to do.

I have a set of HTTP-related methods, retrieving some pieces of information. It is a part of the larger system inside a long-running service (hence it is not a few, throw-away codes sometimes).

Generally, which approach is better, according to the incubator and maintenance: when the data is prepared with the use of the initial / end / uninterrupted callback mechanism, or firing events inside the work

I hope I am clear enough .. I

thanks

, using the EventArgs classes derived for each object.

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Using TPL Tasks in general is very easy. In your case, make them using the factory and langering options.

I am not sure about the events though. Why is there no loop or some similar process in request / rprocation? You are already on a thread.