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As Web services have matured, theyýve also acquired the need for asynchronous push capabilities. Early Web services were seemingly all remote procedure call (RPC)-oriented. In an RPC system, the receiver normally performs the requested service and sends a response back to the caller over the same connection on which the request arrived, which means the details required by the service for sending a reply are implicit in the RPC network connection. Unfortunately, these kinds of implied communication details are wholly inadequate for asynchronous push Web services.