I am a newbie to Web Services. I have been struggling with a very strange
problem for days. I want to write a simple "Hello World" Web Service, which
I want to invoke
from a browser. The automatic test web interface that IIS manages doesn't

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I am trying to get a better grasp of using web services.  I have had
success when I have a user type something into a text box and then
pass that text to call an external web service on another server.
This has worked for me when the result was only a single word such as

I have this problem. I am sending as a parameter for a
webmethod a string containing '\r\n' sequences. For some
reason, when I debug my webmethod, the paramter is
received with the carriage return characters ('\r')

I have developed a webservice and made a proxy class to access this
webservice.
I have a program in C (using WIN32 Api functions) and wanna access the
webservice from it.

Hi
I would like to enumerate methods exposed by a .NET web services dynamically from a windows application and call a specific one.
I think this can be done by following steps: (Please correct me if I am wrong here.)
1. Getting the WSDL

Does anyone have any advice/information with regards to
calling a web service that will be hosted on a server
running HTTPS.
Are there any special considerations?

This is driving me crazy!!!! I started working on an application in C# for
ASP.Net and realized that I needed a web service. I created the web service
on my local system, tested it, then deployed it to the production server. I
then added it as a web reference to my C# application ...

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What I have:
I have written a VB.net application that uses Access DBs
and Make 100s of Excel documents from the data.

I am attempting to devise a web solution for my company:
We need to develop a website that will be hosted by a remote webhost that
will hold small amounts of confidential client data which can be updated by
the client using an SSL login.

I'm running a webservice that acts as a server for
instance messanger. The problem I encounter is that when I
run the server for several days, suddenly aspnet_wp.exe
process uses up 98~99% of all CPU power.

I've read somewhere that it's not a good idea (or design) to catch all
exception in one (big) catch(Exception e)... but instead catch the
respective exceptions thrown by the respective classes used in a try
section...

I have a WebMethod that can rise SoapException (eg.: Client.DataNotFound)
I'd like to insert this information in the WSDL under the portType and Binding
Tag.
I found the class FaultBinding, but how can I use it?

I am working on an application using the compact framework.
This app calls a webservice on my develop machine to make some SQL
queries to an oracle database and this is working really well.
But here's the thing: I want to get rid of the 'anonymous access' in

I have a web service that keeps converting Carriage
Returns to Line Feeds in my data.  I need to preserve
those Carriage Returns. Is there a way to tell the web
service to preserve the white space?  It does it when I