Web Service Proxy Objects and COM Interop Problems

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 24 Jul 2006 | View original

I spent a bit of time today beating my head against the wall with some complex data translation services for an application I’m helping out on. The application in question is a FoxPro app consuming data from a very complex asynchronous Web Service that uses SOA messaging techniques to communicate it application data. In a nutshell a message is sent to a Web Service which tells the service what to do and returns immediately. The server then does what it needs to, which can take a bit of time...

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