web services are stateless so every method call creates new instance.
Yes, I agree with Michael. Web service is stateless. Even you have two
method in one web service, they are called for different request and from
differenct instance. When your call first web method, a instance will be
created on server and handle your request.; when you call second web
method, another instance will be create to handle it. both of these
instance don't share the dataset. I think you may return the dataset from
one web method instead of two.
Hope this help,
Luke
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Robert Pfeffer - 05 Nov 2003 19:11 GMT
Thank you for your responses. I thought that is what
happened, but searching msdn documentation is sometimes
time consuming, and did not answer my question.
Again, thanks everyone for your responses.
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