Is using Thread.Abort() and handling ThreadAbortException in .NET safe practice?

Question

I need to develop a multithreaded Azure worker role in C# - create multiple threads, feed requests to them, each request might require some very long time to process (not my

Answer 1

Please get simple idea from here as for your requirement, check thead isalive property, then abort your thread.............................................................

        ThreadStart th = new ThreadStart(CheckValue);
        System.Threading.Thread th1 = new Thread(th);

       if(taskStatusComleted)
      { 
        if (th1.IsAlive)
        {
            th1.Abort();
        }
      }

private void CheckValue() { //my method.... }