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Problem in passing message betwin client server.

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    Tarun Dudhatra
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    Hi everyone. I am developing one client live support or customer assistant application using asp.net with c#. I developed 2 class one is server and another is client. In server class i wrote 5 method 1 for start the server. 2 for accept the connection from client. 3 to send data or msg to the client. 4. to receive the data or msg from client 5. to stop or disconnect the client from the server. In client class i wrote 4 method 1 for connect to the server 2 for send data to the server 3 for receive data from the server 4 to disconnect from the server I call server.start() method from page load event first from server.aspx page and in client.aspx page load event I called client.connect() method to connect with the server. So when any client made a request from remote server how we can come to know that some client made a request so we can accept it. and from where i can call accept method is any thing is there to achieve it. pls help me if u can or send me details decription ok Some what like call back Thanks

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