Please excuse me if this topic has already been covered however I think
I may have found quite a major bug in the way  ASP.net sessions and
webservices work together.
I have created a simple webservice:

Webservices and servicedcomponents?
I have developed a application with a webservice and a serviced component
that updates the database. When i run my webservice in Visual Studio 2003 i
receive an exception, System.EnterpriseServices.RegistrationException:

I have made a web service in windows 2000 server using VS.net 2003 C#, in
the web method i'm checking to see if a local directory exists on the web
server [ie. Directory.Exists("z:\\") z:\ == mapped drive] every time i call
the web service from a client program i get that "z:\" does ...

The definition of Hashtable as per .NET docmentation is :
[Serializable]
public class Hashtable : IDictionary, ICollection, IEnumerable,
ISerializable, IDeserializationCallback, ICloneable

0. Assume an application can send data using HTTP POST.
1. For some reason, it sends the name value pairs using the syntax x.y  --
which is perfectly acceptable in HTML forms.
2. Now I want to write a web method to accept values from this

The following text is the result of calling a web service
(FN003) locally using the test page. During its
processing, the web service calls a second web service
(FN006) on the same box.

I have a Windows 2000 Server which I want to host ASP.NET websites on. What software do I need to install on it?
Thanks

I have a webservice that gets rid of the duplicate records
in the database. I want it to run every 24 hrs. How do I
set it or call it my application and get it run every 24
hrs?

Is it possible to build an application dynamically reference the web
services in ASP.NET?
Thanks,
Kenny

My web service is running extrememly slow when consumed in Excel VBA
(using MS Office XP Web Services toolkit to add a Web Reference to
ws). I'm dealing with client spreadsheets calling the same function
160 times or more in one sheet and it takes a minute or more to return

What is the difference when using a web service in a
project between adding the Web Service as a Web Reference
and running wsdl.exe to create a Proxy class?
When would you use each method?

We are using a third party Document Management System
which has a number of web services. I have created c#
proxy classes using WSDL.exe for each of the wsdl files
provided, and calls to the web service work fine when I

I have created a web service that connects to the Northwind database on SQL
Server 2K.  It contains three methods:  GetCategories,
GetProductsByCategory, and GetProductsByCategoryFromArray.  The first two
methods return DataSet objects and are bound to a dropdownlist and DataGrid

I need to make a web service that perform some functions each 3 seconds, and
I need to call a Web Method of this web service from my app.
Any idea???
is possible to make a web service inside a windows application? how can I do

How do you run an XML Web Service from within an IIS Virtual Directory
without creating an application.
According to Microsoft you can do this, but I get the following error
when I try to access my Web Service: