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Currently I implement all my webservices in the "normal" fashion... that is, I create a WSDL file in Eclipse and then use WSCF.blue (A visual studio extension) to auto-generate the necessary code and it is reply/request. However I was hoping to use callbacks instead, so I can have my services become "push" services.

Before I jump into reworking my application, I was wondering about its interoperability. If I use callbacks (WCF), can my Java client still use this?

Oh, and I guess I should really ask... is it interoperable with more than Java as well? Just in case...

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No. WSDualHttpBinding and CompositeDuplexBindingElement are not interoperable with Java.

Ladislav Mrnka
@Ladislav Mrnka: So Java only supports the request/reply then? Or is there another way?
myermian
Duplex communication is MS extension. It is way to corelate calls between two web services which is build into .NET Framework.
Ladislav Mrnka