I'm architecting some business objects in .NET and want to expose some
methods from my biz objects via Web Services.  What are the best
practices here?  Should I create a facade class manages all of my web
services methods? In other words, is it a best practice to NOT adorn

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I trying to add a web service reference to my project, but I get prompted
with a warning that the file could be harmful to my computer. Then I have
the options to save, open the file. Any option I choose, it seems to load,
but the Add reference button is still disabled. Any ideas. ...

Hi Fellows,
I would like to post a SOAP Message to a listening Web Service. This SOAP
Message is hand-created by me (Please dont ask me why ;))
So, I intend to create the XML SOAP Message and then send it out *manually*

I am getting the following message when trying to open an existing solution.
"Visual Studio .NET cannot create or open the application. The likeliest problem is that required components are not installed on the local Web server. Run Visual Studio .NET setup and add the Web ...

i was thinking of a way to implement Instant Notifications using the
new messaging features. Idea is to send a packet async to a winforms
app on a client machine.
i think this would be possible setting up a TCP listener on Client

1) Do c# web methods support default parameters ?
2) Can a web method, or a c# method such as:
    public nullTest( int i )
        {

I'm working with a large webservice project.  This project exposes many
different WebMethods in the .asmx file.  Recently, I've been having problems
with using the service.  It builds with no problems, but when I use it, I
get the following exception:

I use a parameter as "out int[] myarray" in the web service, but somehow the
client cannot process it. Could you please tell me why this happens?
Thank you.
-May

I have a web service that query's an SQL table and returns the results as a
dataset. This runs fine on my local development machine (win XP Pro with all
current service packs and hot fixes), but when i deploy the service over to
our web server the service hangs when trying to return ...

I am relatively new to .NET.
I am assigned to accomplish the following:
-Write a client using .NET C#
-Write a server application using Apache2

I got permission problem with the web service.  It cannot write to event
log.  The other asp.net web app can write to eventlog.  Does web service run
under different account than aspnet?  Thanks

I created a project that has a windows form that calls Ws1.  What I
tried to do is to pass user name and user password to Ws1 which in
turn call Ws2 to verify if the user is valid in the database.  If the
user is valid then default the user as ASPNET.  I can't find any

I have installed WSE 1.0 and have altered my project's web.config file to add:
     <webServices>
           <soapExtensionTypes>
               <add type=

Suppose I were designing a web service to accept many data transactions
per second and put them into a sql server database.
What design recommendations would you make ?
For examply, should I use the Context.Util transaction binding?