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WCF callback: is it compatible with Java?

I currently implement all my web services in "normal" mode ... that is, I create a WSDL file in Eclipse and then use WSCF.blue (extension of visual studio) to automatically generate the necessary code, and this is the response / request. However, I was hoping to use callbacks instead, so I can get my services to become push.

Before moving on to reworking my application, I wondered about its interoperability. If I use callbacks (WCF), can my Java client use this?

Oh, and I think I should really ask ... is it compatible with more than Java? Just in case...

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No. WSDualHttpBindingand CompositeDuplexBindingElementnot compatible with Java .

Edit:

As @ x0n pointed out, the original blog post that my answer links to does not match 100%. There is a newer blog post describing how to achieve interoperability. As far as I understand, the approach is similar to using a service with asynchronous response correlated using WS-Addressing (WCF does not support this exchange model during normal processing). WSDualHttpBindingIt uses some additional features, such as WS-ReliableMessaging, and also makes the service operational.

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