How does the BackgroundWorker class fire its events on the UI thread?

Question

I'm in the process of writing a asynchronous-operation manager somewhat similar to the BackgroundWorker class. I know that the BackgroundWorker does some internal voodoo (using the AsyncOperation class, from what I've read) to fire its events on the thread that created the BackgroundWorker, which is typically a UI thread.

My question is: what voodoo is necessary for events to get fired on a specific thread like the BackgroundWorker does?

Answer 1

It is using SynchronizationContext Class