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combined web service provider and windows forms executable

Asked by arjanh in C# Programming Language

Tags: executable, form, service, web, windows

Hi all,

I would like to make a windows forms executable that is controlled by web services, so e.g. the color of a text label on a full screen windows form can be controlled through soap messages. Preferably in C# (.Net 2003).
I know how to create web services and I know how to create windows applications, but the combination does not seem to be possible...
I think I need the windows forms application because later on I want the application also to initiate GUI actions on its own (timer or event driven).

Could someone please give me some pointers on how I could make an windows executable controlled by a web service?

Thanks,
Arjan
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