Is it possible to create a C# web service which can be called asynchronously without the autogenerated client needing to provide a synchronisation via multithreading.
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Is it possible to create a C# web service which can be called asynchronously without the autogenerated client needing to provide a synchronisation via multithreading.
Yes, the auto-generated proxy always contains both synchronous and asynchronous versions of every method. For instance, if the server exposes a method called
DoWork, the proxy will contain both aDoWorkmethod and aDoWorkAsyncmethod. When the Async version of the method completes it’s work, the proxy raises a completed event, in this caseDoWorkCompleted. The return value from theDoWorkmethod will be included in the event args .