>>The UT webservice (VFP version, I dont know for the .NET version) use a session cookie or somthing like this.
>>Of course this is "stateless", you are not connected all the time as with a winsock connection.
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>The Universal Thread Web Service is built in .NET.
To me, it is very impressive and interesting that you built your Web Service in .NET and the data is in VFP database/tables (correct me if I am wrong). Since I plan to provide my application data (which is also VFP) to my customers via WS, I would be interested to learn how you did it. Do you plan to write an article in UT Magazine with code examples on how you built your UT WB?
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