User-952121411 posted
Well you may need to provide just a little more information, because from the way I am reading your post, it sounds like you are expecting these .dlls to persist a state of data and to be retrievable when required by either the client or service. That
is not what a .dll is supposed to do; that is what a databases is used to do.
You could store the data retrieved by the webservice and pushed to the Data.dll into a database. Then when the client needs it, it can make a request to the database to get the data. Now you could omit the database all together if the client
is allowed to call the web service directly to get that data real time. Then the client can request the data and have it retrieved to use however you need.