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Web Service Events or Asynchronous methods update client

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Turbo - 26 Aug 2004 21:47 GMT
I need to be able to update the content on the client machine when a web
service event is fired or an asynchronous callback routine is executed.  For
example, I open a page that will display a report with a message along the
lines of "The report is being generated."  I call the web service method to
create the report asynchronously.  When it is complete, the callback
procedure runs on the server, but how do I send a message to the client that
the report is ready and update the display?
Andrea De Nardis - 24 Sep 2004 14:43 GMT
I am interested to the topic, too...

> I need to be able to update the content on the client machine when a web
> service event is fired or an asynchronous callback routine is executed.  For
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> procedure runs on the server, but how do I send a message to the client that
> the report is ready and update the display?

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