I am trying to return a custom object from a web service, and get this very
cryptic message.
       System.InvalidOperationException: There was an error generating the
XML document. --->

I'm new to web services but have done a bit with web applications
Is there a cache in web services as in web applications
I want to read in some variables that will live for ever but I don't want to have to read them every time some connects to the web service
Thanks in advance

i have a web services and sometime returns timeout exception back to
clients.
i want to know where to set the timeout and max no. of accepted request.
just want to see whether it help solve the problem.

Hello group:
I am seeking advice regarding the modification of the client proxy generated
by wsdl from a .NET webservice.  I have several production services with
many different types of clients referencing them that have been working well

I'm trying to create a .NET client to consume a Java web service.  The
company that owns the web service does not publish a WSDL, but they do
publish an API document with examples of each supported request and
its corresponding response.

This must be a simple question. Why is a consumer called a consumer and not a client

My web service throws ApplicationException which resulut in SoapException on the client and this error message
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: Server was unable to process request. ---> System.ApplicationException: Trailer '53-7092a' is invalid or not in the system at ...

I wrote a simple Webservice, which works fine on my local(!) machine. I can
send data to this service via SOAP, GET and POST.
When transfering this service to another webserver, only SOAP seems to be
available. POST and GET do not show up in the WDSL file.

I created a Web Service on my localhost which I can run and debug fine.
I then created a VB.Net windows application and try to add a Web Reference.
I select the Search for Web Services on this machine option. It lists the
asmx file

I'm trying to write an aplication where a URL or path for a WSDL file
can be specified, and the web service can be called dynamically (i.e.
without generating a proxy class ahead of time).  I have used the
System.Web.Services.Description classes to load and parse the WSDL

I created a simple aspx page which changes the color of a textbox when the
text has changed.
While testing, I was suprised that the page looked different on IExplorer
and on the Netscape 7. My first assumption was a missing feature in

We are moving some current VB6 DLL functionality to a web service but still need to call it from clasic ASP.  There is some debate about weather to wrap the soap calls in a VB6 DLL or to simply declare the classes in the ASP page itself.  The reason for puting the classes ...

It's an Enterprise CA, in contact with active directory.  But web based
certificate requests fail with the following error reported in Internet
Explorer (6.0, security set to medium):
Failed to create 'CertificateAuthority.Request' object.

   I am writing a Web Service and I am having problems managing
concurrency of web methods.
Actually, I am interested in avoiding concurrency at all.
How can I ensure that only one web method is running at a given time?

I have a web method as follows:
Public Function SearchDocument(ByVal UserLogonName As String, ByVal
BusinessName As String,ByVal SearchData As MGSearchObjCollection) As
MGDocCollection