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The problem is that the button won't be visible as the webservice should invoke it behind the scene. Not possible at all?
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The problem is that the button won't be visible as the webservice should invoke it behind the scene. Not possible at all?

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Hi,<br />
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I am implementing a java program to trigger an ASP.NET button via the WCF web service.<br />
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I know that i can pass info to the web service but is it possible to send a request having a button event invocation?<br />
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Hi,

I am implementing a java program to trigger an ASP.NET button via the WCF web service.

I know that i can pass info to the web service but is it possible to send a request having a button event invocation?

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A java program to trigger an ASP.NET button via the WCF web service.

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