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Server-Side Asynchronous Methods for ASP.NET and WinFX

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6 Apr 2006CPOL11 min read 79.2K   223   62  
An article that describes how to create server-side asynchronous service methods for ASP.NET and WinFX, thereby freeing up resources on the server to handle more clients simultaenously.
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