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What is one way operation
What is one way operation?
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IsOneWay equal to true ensures that the client does not have to wait for the response. So
methods marked by IsOneWay to true should always return void. In this the caller does not get anything in return so it is called as one-way communication.
In order to understand one way implementation in WCF lets make a code walkthrough of
a sample.
Figure 15.18: - One way in action
Above is the code snippet which describes practically how one way works in WCF. The
above given code snippet is numbered. Below is the explanation according to the numbers
marked in figure:
1 - This is the code snippet of the server service. We have created a method called as
doHugeTask. doHugeTask basically makes the method sleep for 5000 MS and then displays
the time when the task is completed.
2 - This code snippet is for client. It creates a proxy object of serviceIsOneWay and calls
the doHugeTask method. After calling the doHugeTask the client execution continues
ahead. So as a proof we display the time when the method calling was completed.
3 - This screen shot shows the output given by both server and client. The top window
displays the server output and the below windows displays the client output.
So run the server program first i.e. ServiceIsOneWay and run the client later. You will see
the client runs the doHugeTask and moves ahead. So the client completion time is less
than the server. One more thing to understand is that one way does not give any notification
back of completion. So it’s like fire and forget.
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