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RequestSoapContext.Current null at WS

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Keith - 30 Sep 2005 16:40 GMT
I have a WSE2 WS receiving X509-signed messages.  I can't read the
RequestSoapContext.Current to get the cert token--the object is null.  It
worked fine on my dev box.  Now on a test server, it breaks whether I'm
coming from a different box or through localhost on the server box.  Is this
a configuration issue?
Keith - 30 Sep 2005 18:00 GMT
For the benefit of those out there having the same problem:

I found the solution.  It was simple enough: check the version number of
your Microsoft.Web.Services2.dll assembly, and make sure it matches the
Web.config of your WS, and the app.config of your client.

> I have a WSE2 WS receiving X509-signed messages.  I can't read the
> RequestSoapContext.Current to get the cert token--the object is null.  It
> worked fine on my dev box.  Now on a test server, it breaks whether I'm
> coming from a different box or through localhost on the server box.  Is this
> a configuration issue?

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