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accessing webservices from behind a proxy server.

hi all,

Description of my .net application:
Desktop application using webservices over the internet to communicate with
the sql server2000 database which is sitting behind the webserver.
Done in VS2003 using VB.net on framework 1.1, Database is sql server 2000

Application works perfectectly ok and no problems at all even if there is a
firewall in between.
Question is would my application have any problems if it is calling the
webserivces from behind a proxy server. Hope i dont have to do any
additional programming due to the prozy server to get this going.
please advice

thanks
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