Greetings All.
We have a web service that was built using Java / Apache.  It has a namespace of: http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap with a reference to apachesoap:element.  It basically is returning a XML document which the program uses.  We are trying to update this program to .NET 1 ...

I have been working with WSE 2.0 for a few weeks now and it works great when I use endpoints that are completely local (soap.tcp://localhost/...).  However, in my network environment I am behind a NAT router and I can't figure out how to get the client and service to communicate ...

I have a web service the uses MS Word to do mail merge and printing
documents.
When I run the service on my development box, it works.
When I run in on the server, I get "Access Denied" when it tries to start

I have a web service that uses MS Word to do mail merge and printing.  It
works fine when running on my development machine.
But when I deploy it to the server, it fails with "Access Denied" when it
tries to launch Word.

I have been working with WSE 2.0 for a few weeks now and it works great when I use endpoints that are completely local (soap.tcp://localhost/...).  However, in my network environment I am behind a NAT router and I can't figure out how to get the client and service to communicate ...

A Java Axis consumed by .Net C# client, it built and executed the WS method from the WSDL gotten from OK, the response object is NULL.
Is there any more thing more should be done on Java server?

I'm trying to implement a custom username token manager, with little
success.
My service and client both have WSE2 enabled.  This is an ASMX web
service. Authentication works without the custom token, sending password

I've a oracle database which contains some business logics stored
proc's.
Could any one tell me how to use the business logics in the web
services.

I am looking for any C# example on using a web service with cookieless
Sessions.  
[WebMethod(Description="Help",EnableSession=true)]
public string SessionShow()

I'd like to consume a WebService, which returns an array of objects which
include several members of type System.String, System.Decimal and
System.DateTime.
In the WSDL-file, the members of the object are marked as nilable.

We are having a problem with firewalls. We can't pinpoint the exact
problem but the working theory at this point is the request from the
client software is reaching the server through port 80. The response
from the server is not making it back because the return port back to

I want to make sure that no one else can call and receive data from my web methods?
How to do it..

  Following several online examples, we have implemented the following  using WSE 2.0:
In the Web Servic .asmx file:
namespace WebService1
{

If I am calling web services asynchronously, will I still have to be
concerned with the request timing out? If IIS starts a process (calling a
web service) and it goes off and takes 30 minutes to do something
(exaggeration), will there be a timeout?

I'm using WSE 2.0 SP1 and really am impressed with what I've read on it so
far.
Whenever I try to use any of the quickstart applications (at least the ones
that deal with privacy related communcation), I always seem to get the