Actually think you misunderstood.

Since my application will be 100% web service based I want to be able to
control who calls what with what method. So when a user requests to become a
consumer of the web services I get some information from them, such as IP
and this information is stored in my database. The dfd in the db for this is
very simply Consumer to service_methods.  This information is snapshoted
into the consumers session as xml.  When a request is made to my web servers
I check with my userSession custom class and ask it if they user is allowed
to called this web service from a) userHostaddress b) method POST/GET and
delivery mechanism SOAP or no SOAP, etc.

So my code looks like this in my web services:

dim director as new aeDirector

' Guarentee sesssion for user
if not director.user.checkSession(guid) then
   if not director.user.loginbyGuid(guid) then
       ... "get the hell out of dodge"
   end if
end if

' check if user allowed to call this service
if not director.user.checkWSCall("wsclassname","wsmethodname") then
   ... "get the hell out of dodge"
end if

.. now do what the web service is supposed to do as we have cleared our
checking

aeDirector is my custom class that manages session. User is a another class
within director which provides me a interface into the xml data that is
stored in session.

Any way, the line 'checkWSCall("wsclassname","wsmethodname")' is what I am
asking.  Think of a form where I can use me.something.  When you define a
web method can you say something like me.MessageName which is the name of
the web method you defined in the <webmethod> call.

Its no big deal just wondering if that information is available, that is
all.

Your gonna tell me its in the WDSL arn't ya :-)

Cheers
Keith