On 3/21/2016 10:57 AM, Tracy Pearson wrote:
VFP is not multi-threaded, don't expect it to be a service that responds to
multiple clients. Something needs to instantiate multiple instances of VFP
to do that. (VFP being an ISAPI control in IIS. VFP COM in a C# WCF
project.)
No, this will be a single client that will send out a user-initiated
request to a web service URL, and wait for a response. It will time out
after some X seconds, but that's not supposed to happen. (haha)
So that doesn't sound like an issue.
The other thing would be when it does time out, their server will hold
responses in a queue, and I would want to be able to send a request to
the queue and handle responses. Again, a single request. So I think
I'm good, there.
There are multiple ways to do SOAP. I understand Rick Strahl has created a
good framework for this.
I'm glad I got that framework then! Thanks!
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