Is web services stateless or is there a way to give it state Thanks.
Is Web Services stateless?
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Is Web Services stateless?
DaveMcL
Dan Mikkelsen
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I've found out it can have state http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hk34sw2t.aspx.
Does any one know if theres an equivalant of cron jobs can I run some code every 60 seconds or so using these state variables