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Here's what I'm kicking around... Really here's what's kicking me around...
Trying to design a webservices system that will allow a client to submit
forms in background threads when client connects to server ( like with
Outlook ). So I think webservices is great for this. I can't quite sort out
the offline part of things though. I can instantiate and fill the xsd.exe
classes I created from a schema. I can't quite sort out how to save these
things for a thread to come along and submit later. Any thoughts?


Jul 21 '05 #1
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James wrote:

Here's what I'm kicking around... Really here's what's kicking me
around... Trying to design a webservices system that will allow a client
to submit forms in background threads when client connects to server (
like with Outlook ). So I think webservices is great for this. I can't
quite sort out the offline part of things though. I can instantiate and
fill the xsd.exe classes I created from a schema. I can't quite sort out
how to save these things for a thread to come along and submit later. Any
thoughts?


Well, you could set up a web method -- which would be what takes the data as
parameters and sends them to a database, etc.

Then, for a client -- either a windows client or a web application -- you
call the method on a thread from a threadpool -- thus once the user submits
the 'form' data to the web method, he's free to continue on and do other
things...
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