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Hello guys/gals:

Background:

I have a C# desktop application that uses SOAP to pull information from a web service located somewhere on the LAN. The need has arisen, for my application to also be able to send data back to the service, meaning that the request is initiated at the server end.

So after some initial research, it seems as though I need to create a web service on my end that listens for such requests. However, I'm still a bit confused on whether this is the route to take. So I was hoping on getting some help from fellow developers with web services experience:

Questions:

1) Is it even necessary for me to create a web-service, or is there a way that my application can still remain a client and still be able to respond to requests initiated by the server on the other end via SOAP?

2) If I do have to create a web service on my end, is there a way to control that web-service from within my C# application? (e.g. starting/stopping the service, access to its data members and methods)? Basically the following:

*My Web Service Receives Request -->My Desktop App is aware of that request and gathers the data<br />
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    *My Desktop app passes the data to the web service-->My Web Service Replies<br />


Sorry for the long post, and thanks for your help!


-- modified at 20:35 Saturday 7th April, 2007
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