Hi all, As you know, EchoNonBlockingDualClient calls MyService and waits the response by launching SimpleHTTPServer on port 6060.
Could someone check the correctness of the following flow, please? C: client S: server [C->S] open connection to the server's endpoint [C->S] send request SOAP with the ReplyTo declaring port 6060 [C<-S] send HTTP 200 OK [C->S] close connection [C] open a thread and listen to port 6060. ... (time passes) [C<-S] open connection to the client's port 6060 [C<-S] send the result SOAP [C->S] send HTTP 200 OK [C->S] close connection According to the sample, MyService completes quickly and the result is returned immediately. Thus, there is no asynchrony at the server side. How can I do the followings: - Open a new thread that will do the actual work, when the echo operation of MyService is called. - Complete the rest of the echo operation WITHOUT sending any response to the client which would cause SimpleHTTPServer to be closed. - After the actual work has done in the thread, send the result to the client's SimpleHTTPServer. Any help would be great! Ali Sadik Kumlali __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
