Requirements have made me to come up with a Web Service that accepts XML as
input.
Figured out that XmlNode is possible to work with and it works like a gem.
Now i am thinking of non-.NET clients, would they be able to call this Web

Hi,
I have a client (w2ksrv) that makes calls to a web service
(w2k3) and occasionally - 1 in 20 or so requests - I was
receiving the following error:

My scenario is this:
Central Server: on which a number of remote machines invoke services
(implemented as web services, but doesn't matter what the choice of
implementation is).

Is?t possible to have a hidden paramter to a webservice-method.
For ex:  I want t send username as the last parameter in a method, but I
don?t want this to be exposed .
result = webservice.getInfo("123456","Username");

Hello! I'm trying to create a Web Service where the user supplies a
filename of an image file (gif or jpg) and the Web Service returns
that image rotated 90 degrees to the user. (Of course it returns it as
a SOAP/Base64 encoded xml output to the user)

I want to know how can I create a Web Services with SOAP Request based on
the following XML document:
I know how to use the Class and XML Serialization at c# to create one, but
don't know any faster and easily method.

I have an application that communicated with a webservice.
WE've recently tried to move the application to a new
computer and something broke. The error message is really
hard to understand for me. Can anyone give me a suggestion

I have Visual Studio.NET, and am trying to learn Web Services. But, I
can't find disco.exe or wsdl.exe? Where can I get them?
Thanks,
Josh Yeager

I am trying to figure out how to create an architechture for client code to
make calls to a web service but do some common operations in the proxy code
so each client call to the web service does not need to do these things.
Things I would like to do:

Yesterday I made a test on using transactions in a
webservice. I created a test database containing one
table ( ID PK, Data varchar2 ).  
Code snippet:

I can't get the httpHandlers settings to work my
web.config file
My httpHanders section in web.config  looks like this:
<httpHandlers>

I have a situation where I might pass a large string as a parameter to
a webservice. The string size could go upto 100 MB. Is there a timeout
or data truncation issue I might have? Any ideas are welcome..
Thanks

OK. I'll try explain my problem so simple as possible.
I have to send a complex data type to a WebService from a Asp.net
webapplication.
My Data type look like this. (A class with a porperty)

I have problems in configuring a web.config file of an ASP.NET  Web Service
project.
I declared a new settings section group named  metaServer which contains a
nested

Under what conditions should a client of a web service have the .NET runtime
?