Hi Cj,
As for the VB soap client, do you mean it is a webservice proxy generated
in the VB.NET application, also is the server-side webservice also based on
..net/ASP.NET? Normally, if you start multiple instance of the same
webservice client application on a PC and execute webservice requests(web
method call) to the server, the server can correctly distinguish those
different client-side webservice requests, this is guranteed by underlying
transport layer(such as TCP, HTTP...), your webservice do not to do
anything particular on this. Thus, client A will always get the response
message(processed against requestA), client B will always get the response
message(processed against requestB)...
Is this want you need to know? If there is anything we missed, please feel
free to post here.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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