.NET Framework - new in web service

I am basically new to setting  up recent web services.

I am wondering what are good links to look at to see what are the options
in web services.

Basically my questions are the following:

1. Is call a web service a single thread calling at a time? Can several
threads call a web service at one time? If so, is the prefered language to
use is F#.NET since this language has alot of threading logic builit behind
the language?

2. When calling a webservice, can you call the web service with "blocks'
of message to be processed at one time? Basically instead of sending one
message at a time, can you send "groups" of message at a time to be
processed? This would be groups of like 100 to 500 messages at one time? If
so, can you point me to a url that would explain this in more detail?

3. Are there other options that can be utilized in a web service? If so,
can you tell me what these options are?

Note: The little bit of web service experience I have is having a classic
asp page call a vb.net version 1 webservice in the DXZ. The web service in
the DMZ would then call another web service to obtain validated addresses.

Thanks!

  Mr. Arnold replied to jazzydance

  jazzydance replied to Mr. Arnold

Thank you very much!

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