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Asynchronous WebService Callback to Force Postback

I've throughly searched this group but I couldn't find the answer to
forcing a page refresh.

I'm using a my web service on a web page, but when my
private void GetResult(IAsyn cResult result)
is invoked, any change to the web page (such as updating a label) isn't
visible (since the client does not receive an updated page from the
server unless requesting it). Popping a message box on the browser does
work however.

Tips will be welcomed,

Thanks

Shay

May 23 '06 #1
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