Hi,

Try with this approach,

public class BaseServerPolicyFile : SoapService
{

   public BaseServerPolicyFile()
   {
       this.SetPolicy("ServerPolicy");
   }
}

I have already use this approach before and it works perfectly.

Regards,
Pablo Cibraro
http://weblogs.asp.net/cibrax

Hi Friends..

In client Side (Widows Application)

Instead of setting policy in the App.config, I have done with the Polices
class and it’s working perfecly.

System.Xml.XmlTextReader xr = new
System.Xml.XmlTextReader(@"E:\DualServiceThickClient\wse3policyCache.config");
Microsoft.Web.Services3.Design.Policies pcs = new
Microsoft.Web.Services3.Design.Policies();
pcs.ReadXml(xr);
this.SetPolicy(pcs["ClientPolicy"]);

In Serverside

I want to know how should i apply the same kind of coding ?

I tried with this approach, but it do’t work out

public class Service : BaseServerPolicyFile
{

   EventLog logger = new EventLog("Application", ".", " UsrTokenManager ");
   public Service () {
      logger.WriteEntry("Constructer called here ..");  
   }
   
   [WebMethod]
   public string HelloWorld() {
       return "Hello World ";// +this.IdentifyProcess.Name;
   }
   
}

//[Policy(typeof(AuthorizeFilter))]

public class BaseServerPolicyFile : SoapService
{
   public BaseServerPolicyFile()
   {
     
   
System.Xml.XmlTextReader xr = new
System.Xml.XmlTextReader(@"E:\DualService\wse3policyCache.config");
Microsoft.Web.Services3.Design.Policies pcs = new
Microsoft.Web.Services3.Design.Policies();
pcs.ReadXml(xr);
       
       this.SetPolicy(“ServicePolicy”);
   }
}

I found that, The constructor not been called , Can u show me the right path