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I am currentlly developing a web service. Right now I use the traditional request/response model. I would, however, like to use a subscription based model.

Is that possible using .NET 2.0 ?

I have seen solutions with a web service on both ends. The client itself implements a web service for the web service (server) to send data to. I do not like this solution though. The client should be easy to deploy and anyone should be able to implement it with only the WSDL document as the description. (which is not the case if the client itself has to set up a web service).

Are there tools out there that solves this issue? And how do they solve it?

Thanks, Erik
Aug 10 '06 #1
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