somebody knows good weather web service available ?

I've an existing web application and I'm trying to add a new webservice to
it. I'm using VS.NET, ASP.NET/C# and Framework 1.0. I added a new web
service into a sub-folder in the UI project and created a new webservice in
it and modified the namespace so that the webservice and the ...

I am trying to create a webservice for executing a stored
procedure. This webservice is just a wrapper class for
Microsoft.ApplicationBlocks.Data Functions.   I will pass
the database name, stored procedure name and sql parameter

I created a very simple web service test on my local
machine (the web service and the web server on local).
The web service has two methods.  One method is called
connect it connects to an odbc data source, loads a

I know almost nothing about communicating with a web server.  With that
said, I understand that web services are probably not what I'm trying to do,
but I thought I would make sure by asking this here.
OK, with that said.  What I would like to do is create a desktop client to

I just want to make sure i'm not doing anything stupid, but it seems to me
that its not possible to return a simple datatable from a WebMethod - it has
to be a full dataset.
The online help seems to state that it is possible with either dataset or

I have a web service the makes calls asynchronously to a server to download
files.  The user has the ability to select many files to download.  When
making the web service call using the proxy class, the async call goes on
the thread pool.  The problem is that the thread pool can ...

I have a class that I return from a web service. The client receives this
fine and I can access all its properties and methods. However, the class
also contains an instance of another class. The client can see the
properties of this second class, but not the methods - does anyone ...

 Could anyone tell me if it is possible to expose the methods of a class
returned by a web service. I have an instance of a class created something
like this:
MyWebService webSrv = new MyWebService();

I have an ASP.NET Web Service written in C# that does some processing and
then sends a request to an ISAPI Ext. (an HTTP Request).
The code form calling the ISAPI Ext. is as follows :
HttpWebRequest myHttpWebRequest = null;

I know this is going to be a very ambiguous question from the get-go,
but here it goes.
We're experiencing a very intermittent problem with our web services
timing out.  Unfortunately the IIS and Event logs don't contain really

I loaded VB.net standard. I downloaded a walkthrough for the web application
and was following the directions, when it asked me to locate the db file. I
also loaded Frontpage 2k. I am finding out that I need SQL. I opened the
msde and ran the setup, but the operation keeps stoping ...

I'm trying to compile a proxy class using the WSDL.exe app found in the bin
folder. I've set up a batch file to run the command (saves tying it each
time!) as follows:
wsdl /language:VB http://localmachine/myasp/dbase.asmx?wsdl

I am working on asp.net web service and want to debug it. For this purpose
I go to Debug>> Processes and see the availaible processess. I don't get to
see aspnet worker process running.
Now when I send me reuquest say for example:

I have a legacy DCOM "server" running on Machine A.
I have a C# .NET windows application running on Machine B.
The app running on machine B can access the DCOM server just fine and call
its methods.