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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Web Services / October 2003

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No Touch Deployment and Web Services.17 Oct 2003 14:04 GMT3
No Touch Deployment and Web Services.
How do you programatically configure wich server to
access?
My environment:
Web Service Client, Cookies17 Oct 2003 02:46 GMT1
My web service sets a cookie. Will the .NET client send this cookie in
further requests? Or do I have to write some additional code?
Thanks for your help
Oliver
Transaction control in webservice 16 Oct 2003 21:01 GMT1
Hello  All,
Can anybody pls tell me how to implement transaction control in webservice
If i use the method
TransactionOption := TransactionOption.RequiresNew
Webserives, useful?16 Oct 2003 19:13 GMT2
I'm new to webservices. Can someone tell me how and why it's useful and
why not just create an ASP.NET dynamic webpage? Thanks
Rick
Create Excel worksheet by using web service16 Oct 2003 19:10 GMT1
I want to create a excel file by using web serivce.  Can
web service do that? and how?  Thanks.
Serializer not filling data for custom objects16 Oct 2003 16:52 GMT1
Hi, this is probably a one-liner fix, but I can't find that one line!
I have two webservices, UserWS and TroubleWS.
UserWS has a method called GetUserData that accepts a username and
returns a User object filled with data (phone, pager, email, etc).
Webmethod OnEnd16 Oct 2003 14:38 GMT1
I have a requirement on my webservice. I want to track
when a request had come to my webmethod and when the
response was completed.
I want to do a set of process on end of a web method
Web service and  Sequence diagram14 Oct 2003 15:13 GMT2
How to display a call to Web service in a Sequence diagram? Is there any
tutorial for using Microsoft Visual Studio.Net UML?
Thanks in advance.
Johnny
Data types returned by web service13 Oct 2003 21:58 GMT1
I'm trying to figure out how to architect web services,
and am running into problems with incompatible
namespaces.  Here is the scenario:  I have a user created
type such as a typed dataset, or an enum.  I want to use
Webservice Proxies With VS.net13 Oct 2003 21:50 GMT1
Has anyone seen any articles or instructions for building
webservice proxies with VS.net?
Using Parameter-based Web Services13 Oct 2003 21:32 GMT1
Assume a simple 3-tier distributed application: SQL back-
end, a web service (ws) running on IIS, and a Windows
Form client. Assume a simple ws that does a parameter-
driven query of the SQL database. I have been scouring
Please help!! ASP.NET isnt working!13 Oct 2003 11:39 GMT4
I just installed IIS and when I tried browsing the link:
http://localhost
it says:
"you are not authorized to view this page"
The double hop web service security issue...11 Oct 2003 21:46 GMT2
I've been browsing several posts now discussing the problem of sending
user credentials across several servers. Allthough many of them
actually gives an answer I would like your response on both the issue
and furthermore other ways to secure my web services. Here we go:
integrate the Authentication in a WebDav querie whit a WebService?11 Oct 2003 21:10 GMT1
I,
i have a WebService that makes a WebDav querie to a public folder in
Exchange2000, the configuration in the IIS 5.0 is Windows Integrated
Authenticathion, and thw WebService as Delegation.
Creating Web service from the interface (WSDL)11 Oct 2003 20:43 GMT1
I am new to .NET and web services so any guidance is appreciated!
I have created a (C#) web service the .NET way, creating the code
first and having .NET auto generate the WSDL.  This was pretty
straightforward, and after adding a few atrributes to clean up the
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