i got a problem here in returning a Dataset from a webservice.
following is my code
in webservice
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This probably is a stupid question, but How would I get client IP address in a web service
I can do that in a normal asp.net webpage without problem ( I use Request.UserHostAddress), but when I try to move the code into the asmx file, it won't compile telling me the type or ...

I need to log all incoming soap messages in a file.
I have follwing code in WriteInput routine of SoapExtension class
Dim Server As System.Web.HttpServerUtility
AppPath = Server.MapPath("App.ini")

Is the only method to send images to a web service......    via a BYTE array
?

I have to build a webservice on .Net that answers to a java client, the java
client has already the specs and the xml specs, so my webservice have to
follow the java client.
I am facing the following problem:

I have WS implementing DIME 1.0. Primary client is ASP.NET Web application
consuming WS through proxy.
I though it might be beneficial from the performance stand point to
implement some WS methods asynchronously. I've read msdn article "Server

Can someone advise on which setting is required in order to query a
webservice in the same way you can query the service with a web browser on
the local machine. I have seen this done before so there must be a switch
that i have missed.

    I want to write a very simple web service that just
reads 1 XML file and serves it out to emulate the real web
service.  However I know the real web service used in
production will have a request limit cap at serving 5

I have an asp site with ms access backend, running in a shared hosting
scenario. The shared hosting server also supports asp.net. Is it possible to
run an asp.net web service to access the site db along with the existing asp
site code?

hi to all
i have a problem calling a webservice method using the webservice.htc
the problem is ..
my webservice method created using c# , accepts a string param

I need to create a web service which would return the equivalent of a
recordset.  I was thinking about returning a dataset object, but I
would believe that is a .NET-only object. My web service may be
consumed by clients written in other platforms, like Java. Being

Will WSE 1.0 DIME work with a pocketPC ?
TIA

Hello. I'm still struggling with a million new concepts in this .NET
world, so forgive me if the answers are obvious.
I wrote a test web service using managed C++.  It works ok on
localhost but I need it to open files on another machine on the lan.

I've been struggling trying to programmatically post to a web service
and get the respose back.
Ive been trying to use the Add method of the following web service
http://www.xmlwebservices.cc/ws/v1/calc/SimpleCalc.asmx

I'm trying to invoke a web service programmatically without creating a proxy (e.g. extending SoapHttpClientProtocol).  (The problem is that at design-time I know nothing about the web service, so I can't use a Web Reference.)  Is there a way to create a SOAP invocation and ...