I have an app in asp.net. My requirement is that we have a database, and
whenever this database is updated, I want my client's webpage also to be
refreshed. Also, this should be done with teh least or no user intervention.
Any clues on this ?

I have a web service running on localhost. In this web method I am instantiating a COM object as follows
dim obj as New MyCOMObject    'The dll for the COM object is registered on localhost (using regsvr32) and is in C:\ roo
When I test this web service from a VB script client ...

I'm trying to create a login page in asp.net using information from an
XML document. (visual basic)
I've tried Rowfilter to find a cell with the 'username' and then match
this with the 'Password' cell on the same row.... -> allow page to

I'm still very new to .NET.  I managed to write a web service using
managed extensions for C++ and integrate it with existing business
logic.  The web client is written in C#.  To receive bunch of strings
from the server, the client does this:

I am interested in any suggestions you might have. I have different
heterogeneous databases (max 100 in number) which need to transfer
their data to a central SQL Server database. This is going to be one
way channel where central database consolidates the data which is

The 'add web reference' in Visual Studio 2002, along with WSDL.exe is broken. It seems that it is a problem with th
MS Web Services Client Protocol 1.0.3705.288, as both VS .Net and WSDL.exe use this to access the wsdl
If I have the wsdl available a
http://myserver ...

My issue is the same as posted by someone else here, and is unanswered.
I urgently need help. I am deploying an asp.net application, and the issue
is that I need to create the installer such that when my client runs it, he
can make the virtual directory at whichever location he ...

On the client, I have a type myAssembly.myClass from the same assembly
the server uses, and its proxy, localhost.myClass, generated via the
Web Reference.
I can call Web Methods passing objects of type localhost.myClass

I have a web service that calls Lotus Notes. Notes requires that its ini
file be in the path (it points to the Notes id). If I set the path for
theSYSTEM then I can only use one Notes user on that server. Is there any
way of setting the path programmatically?

I keep on getting this pain in my butt error whenever I change some code in Webservice project using vs .net 2003 and resubmit to website:
Access to the path "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\Temporary ASP.NET Files\webservice1_wsmnmhzdata\7aaddb50\25b57516\hash.web" ...

A vendor that I must integrate to has provided me with an example message and a WSDL file. I don't believe they have accurately specified the WSDL. Can anyone confirm this
Example Request Message ...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:namesp4="http://xml ...

i`m making a web service based on .net..... i use web matrix to make pages
and code in vbscript... my web pages have .aspx extension and everybody who
have access to server may read my code from this files.... maybe there is
somethin to make a dll or ??? from aspx files that allow ...

I am writing a client that consumes a web service and extends the
functionality of one of the web service's classes. The definition is
something like this:
/*  This class is defined within the webservice and

I get the following exception when my VB.NET app calls a Java web service that returns an array of objects. The same call works for a single object though. So looks like there is no problem serializing the object but there seems to be a problem serializing an array of objects. ...

May I kindly ask for your assistance on this issue.
We have the following problem with one of our webservices. Since our
customer uses an automatic proxy configuration script, we have to use a
proxy server for making our webservice requests. This works fine.