I am calling a web service call from VBA and it is working good with
the machines having office 2003. I tried to run the same excel
template from office XP machine but it is not working. When i checked
the Tools-->references it says

I need to create a DB2 connector webservice. I have all the necessary code.
When distributing the webservice, is it an actual DLL or is some type of
text file that anyone can view its contents?
Thanks

I'm new to webservices but not .Net and was wondering if anyone could
give suggestions on how to build a service that would be available to
ColdFusion clients (internal) as well as unknowns (internet).
I think in most cases my problem is understanding how best to pass

Hi, I'm working on a problem where a web service is showing support only for
SOAP requests on the deveopment windows 2k3 server, yet on my development
box, XP Pro, the Service Description page  for each operation shows both
HTTP Post AND SOAP as being available.

when serializing an array of elements of a class Classname using
XmlSerializer.Serialize() I get an XML like the following:
<?xml version="1.0">
<ArrayOfClassname>

I have a C# class and I have to expose it through a Web Service, but I don't
want to write the Web Service, is there a generator that can produce the
.asmx file based on my .cs file?
Thanks

Wrote a very simple webservice.  Trying to test with this simple VB Script
client:
dim soapClient
set soapClient  = createobject("MSSOAP.SOAPClient")

Hello all. I have a Web Service written with VS .NET that takes up to a minute to process WebMethod calls from a client, due to the Service accessing and searching a large XML file (King James Bible). I would like to have a Progress Bar in the Client to show how far along the ...

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) - a great new paradigm, or just
this years marketing snake-oil for middleware vendors ?
Now don't get me wrong, integration of loosely coupled web-services
across applications and organisations to achieve higher level business

I have completed the walkthrough on creating and
consuming a web service. Worked fine on my local machine.
I then did a project copy to my web host. When I try to
access the web service using the aspx program it gives

There seems to be common agreement that all Web Service exceptions
should be passed to the client as a SoapException. I do this but even
when raising a custom soap exception the throw command returns
information about private methods/line numbers etc.

I'm trying to create a web service that will allow a remote authenticated
user to start a DTS package. I've created the web service method as follows;
[WebMethod]
public bool TestDTS(string serverName, string packageName)

Can I get a sample on how to call a com+ componant in a webservice, please?
This is what I have so far and I am getting an error
Run-time exception thrown : System.NullReferenceException - Object reference
not set to an instance of an object.

I have a web service (WS-A) running on multiple machines on a web farm and
each of WS-A is calling another web service (WS-B) where its path is defined
in the web.config file of WS-A. How can I implement failover for WS-B? i.e.
if WS-B fails on one machine how can I tell WS-A on ALL ...

how can I make an enum type visible to a WebService-client ?
Here's what I mean :
declaring a class in the WebService :
 public class MyClass