I have created a simple "Hello world" ASP.NET web
service for tesing purpose. This runs well on windows2000
machines but if I deploy in the same way onto Windows 2003
server enterprise edition it does not work!!.

This is perhaps a bit of a newbie question, but I am using the Apache
Axis tcpmon program to inspect xml-based web services messages with ASP
.NET and IIS and have noticed that I am not observing the expected
simple request-response MEP, but instead two POST operations.

Need some advice,
I have a GUI client and a web service that performs various functions. I
would be like to be able to log in a user once and create an authentication
ticket for that session.

Any one here knows anything about so called Dynamic Web Service (or
human-facing Web Service)?
The dynamic Web Service just means human-facing Web Service (IBM term),
which can be used via plug & play. Different with those Data-oriented Web

We would like to know the steps involved in accessing a web service
dynamically.
Presently we are accessing a web service which has been given to us
for development purposes. We would have to change the reference to

I would like to create a pop up window from a
Page_load event but I am not sure how to do it.
My code will be like:
If exists then

Hello I am new to webservice and what like some basic
information on how I go about creating a web service using
C#.
Thank You

What will be the best strategy to design a (web) service
for a bunch of applications to update themselves
automatically? There seems to be a few ways to do it:
1) use BITS (Background Intelligent Transfer Service) to

No Touch Deployment and Web Services.
How do you programatically configure wich server to
access?
My environment:

can some one please let me know how to list WebMethods in a sorted order(or in a custom order) when I browse to the .asmx page.
for eg.
i have a webservice (srvc1.asmx) and it contains webmethods
A(), B(), HelloWorld() in that order.

 I am working on a web service, which was going fine until this morning.
Both it and my test client app (a simple web app) are running locally and
written in c#. The web service project compiles ok, but if I try to add a
web reference to it in the client app I get the folllowing ...

No Touch Deployment and Web Services.
How do you programatically configure wich server to
access?
My environment:

I just made a web service with a very simple member function.
When I browse to the asmx file to check it, there is not HTTP-GET available
for calling the service (only HTTP-POST and HTTP-SOAP).
I really need to call the web service via HTTP-GET, since it's going to be

I've a problem with a VB .NET web service.  
After writing code (see below) I run the webservice &
invoke the method - it works but when I look at Task
Manager, EXCEL.EXE still hangs around!!!  (ie. each time

I want to know how to call c# web service(asmx) from ASP,
PHP, AND OTHER.