I have developed some webservices, that I tested with
localhost through a client in C#. It worked fine, but I
move the services to a different server, I get this
response randomly:

Hello, thanks in advance..
Problem
   I have a I created a c# windows class library SLR.License which has only
method GenLicKey, which inturn creates a COM object (Interop)

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I wrote an asp that must communicate with a database (MDB)
I test this page on a PWS in windows 2000 professional and its work completely but wen i use IIS 5.0 in windows 2000 server the explorer shows an error : ( Error Type
Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80004005

I just upgraded from Windows XP Home to Professional and
am trying to work with the Microsoft Management Console.
I go to run the Console and after putting in my root path
when I try to open iis.msc the Console freezes.

Newbie question.
I wrote a very  simple .net web service and consumed it with remote
.aspx after compiling the output of the wsdl produced .vb to .dll
file. It works as expected.

We are trying to access a COM object from our .NET WebService, but we get
System.RunTime.Interopservices.COMException 0x80010105 everytime. We also
access the COM object from a client application with no errors. We figure
its a configuration or security setting that we are missing. ...

After I upload an image to my webservice using a dime attachment I receive
ObjectDisposedException on any subsequent calls to any method on the web
service.  I'm not disposing of any objects and I can download a dime
attatchment from the web service and still continue to call ...

Until recently everything was working just great with my webservice.  It
mainly just gets simple parameters passed to it, runs some queries and
returns datasets.
Just a few days ago, out of the blue, my client winform app started randomly

I have 2 questions:
1. Is there any way to set timeout value when I call web service?
2. Is there any way to store web service response as a string so I can later
use a string as response again.

I'm starting to think about my first web service.
In order to do its job, this web service needs to have a lot of inputs, and
it needs to return a batch of records.
I don't want the service to be "chatty".  If I were doing remoting, I'd

I just deployed a web service that had no problems on one box to a new
Windows 2000 server (it was previously running on another Windows 2000
server).  On the new box, the web service comes back with the standard
"This web service is using http://tempuri.org/ as its default

I want to use the new WS-Attachments capabilities of WSE on my Win98
winforms client. Can I do this?
-Paul

we have a web service written in VS.NET 2003 which calls a third party
optimization engine.  This works very nicely on 32bit Win 2003 Enterprise
(which is where the optimization engine is locally installed).
There is one problem though:  For more complex problems the optimization

Since web service requests can be made concurrently, what is the best way to
"Trace" them?  Just using the Trace static methods seem to complain with my
log file being open when more than one request concurrently tries to write
to the Trace.

I am using WSE 2.0 to receive SOAP Attachment, and the following are my
testing cases.
Upload 20 files (@4KB) => pass
Upload 3files (@1.2KB) => pass