I have used the following settings in our web services:
   .net framework 1.1 web services client
   Axis 1.1 server (in wsdd file, set style="wrapped")
Using axis client calls the server, it works fine.  However, .net

  I am trying to figure out if ASP.NET XML Web Services and the WSDL
standard can handle this type of scenario:
I have two web services, and one consumer client application.  Lets
call web service 1 "basews", and web service 2 "custom", and the

Dear Group,
I am trying to deploy a comsumer of a web service. The operating system is
Windows 2000. Its the old developer problem, its working on my development
PC but not working on the production PC.

I'm setting up a service that receives a XML document, validates the
document using a schema and then returns a simple result.
I wanted to ask what the best way is of doing this, that is sending
the xml document.  So far I've come across 2 way's:

Is it possible to call a web service that returns a dataset, from access?
Could I please have an example of how to call such a service from access?
Thanks
Regards

Hello, I have a very simple SoapReceiver derived class that looks
something like this:
public class MyReceiver : SoapReceiver
{

Is there any way that i can make my application wait for some time so
that page loads in that time, right now I am using following code,
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Public Sub waitBySecs(ByVal nNumSecs As Integer)

I need to be able to call a web service method, receive the dataset that web
method returns and store it in an access table. My problem is that I don't
know how to "receive" a complex type like a dataset and how to link it to
the access table that it is supposed to go in. Could ...

I have added the following class to my code for consuming a webservice.  I
want to be able to accept all certificates for testing etc..
public class TrustAllCertificatePolicy : System.Net.ICertificatePolicy
{

I want to print some trace messages in my webservice.
If I debug asp_net through VS.net wp I would like to see those trace
messages.
How do I go about doing it thanks

I am consuming a webservice that does not conform with the wse standards -
and therefor I may need to roll my own security stuff to add the x509
signature.   I am aware that the facilities in wse (1 and 2) allow me do all
of this signature stuff automatically, but if I had to roll ...

I am trying to lock down my web services.  I have added WSE 2.0 to do custom
authentication, I have removed HTTP-Get and HTTP-post in the web.config, but
I don't want the myservice.asmx?WSDL or even just a call to myservice.asmx
to expose any of the interfaces. Is it possible to do ...

I get this error trying to read de sign from a X509 Certficate Token  X509SecurityToken.get_SignatureKey().
When I use the C# clases from windows applications its works, but when I do it from a .aspx page it hangs for a while then fails.
I allready set fullcontrol permissions to ...

I have created a very simple web service and consumer test application. It
works like a charm on my development pc, but when I try to deploy it to an
intranet setting with an xp client and a windows 2003 server with IIS
running, the consumer application gets a 405 error when it ...

I have Web Service with a SQL Connection and every time the web service runs it creates a new SQL Connection on the SQL Server.  
How do I get it to use only 1 SQL connection or at least drop old connections?