I would like to access a conversational web service from a WinForms thick
client. This is a conversational Weblogic java web service, where one method
initiates a conversation and another method ends it. But most importantly,
the web service can continue the conversation by sending updates to the
client through 'callback' methods.
So, the sequence of events might be:
1. The client calls the start() method, which returns immediately.
2. The web service communicates back to the client via the notification()
callback method. This can happen periodically until step 3 occurs.
Presumably, the client has a thread that listens for the notification
call(s).
3. The client calls the stop() method, which returns immediately.
Creating a web-based client with java is fairly straightforward , but I would
like to demonstrate this with a fat C# client if possible.
Can someone point me to a resource that demonstrates a WinForms client
interacting with a conversational web service?
client. This is a conversational Weblogic java web service, where one method
initiates a conversation and another method ends it. But most importantly,
the web service can continue the conversation by sending updates to the
client through 'callback' methods.
So, the sequence of events might be:
1. The client calls the start() method, which returns immediately.
2. The web service communicates back to the client via the notification()
callback method. This can happen periodically until step 3 occurs.
Presumably, the client has a thread that listens for the notification
call(s).
3. The client calls the stop() method, which returns immediately.
Creating a web-based client with java is fairly straightforward , but I would
like to demonstrate this with a fat C# client if possible.
Can someone point me to a resource that demonstrates a WinForms client
interacting with a conversational web service?