Hi Phil,

After some further communiation with our WSE guys, seems the WSE runtime
pakage won't provide a HomeSite autodownload link as .net framework or
other full redistribute softwares. Because WSE 3.0 is still only an
external add-on components and will be changable according to the new
webservcie security specification.

Thanks,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support

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Thanks for your followup Phil,

I've found the problem you met. Yes, seems the current WSE 3.0
redistribuable package doesn't contains a vendor site location for direct
downloading over web....   Not sure whether this is the status for the
moment or the WSE component is not planed to provide such a vendor site.
I'll help forward this question to the WSE team to see whether they have
such a plan.  I'll update you soon if I got any feedback..

Thanks,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support

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Steven,

the series of steps to reproduce this is

1) create a VS2005 web service using WSE3.0
2) create a VS2005 Web Deployment project - you mentioned this tool in a
previous post
3) create a Web Setup project which references the deployment project
4) in the Web Setup project select the property pages and then the
prerequisites button.
   The prerequisites already has .NET Framework 2.0 selected
   Select 'Microsoft WSE3.0 Runtime' leaving the radion button as
'Download
from the component vendor's web site'.
5) build the projects in order
6) I get this warning:
"No 'HomeSite' attribute has been provided for 'Microsoft WSE 3.0 Runtime',
so the package will be published to the same location as the bootstrapper. "

This works but the WSE3 runtime is packaged with the setup/msi.
My question is how can I set the 'homesite' property so that WSE3 will be
downloaded as required - and will this be fixed in a patch to WSE3.0?

Regards
Phil
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