I have a WSE 2 server and an older .Net application that I extended that now
acts as a WSE 2 client.  Part of the original functionality of the client
was that it was available to COM callers.  I now want the client to
impersonate the COM caller and send some soap messages to my WSE ...

I am trying to store an object in the Session()
I have a VB.Net control which is loaded in an asp page and then calls
a function in my webservice (also written in VB.Net)
The web service function has everything it seems to need the code is

We plan to use a Windows 2003 Web Edition based computer to host a
ASP.NET Web Service. The database in on another computer within the LAN,
so this is no problem. However, I read that the Enterprise UDDI service
is not available on the 2003 Web Edition. Does that mean I cannot ...

I have the following C# code in my web service:
[DllImport ("CaseAssessment.dll",
CallingConvention=CallingConvention.Cdecl)] public static extern double
add_(double X, double Y );

I'm passing classes through a web service.  There are some properties on the
class that I don't need to be serialized and would like to remove them for
performance (size) reasons so I've marked them with the
System.Xml.Serialization.SoapIgnore attribute.

I cannot get the Trace to work for my Web Service application or client.  I
need to be able to see the entire SOAP message (for documentation and other
purposes).  What is the best way to view the entire message (ingoing and
outgoing)?

I'm trying to use http compression for my web service.
I've enabled it on the server and I've overridden
SoapHttpClientProtocol.GetWebResponse to add the
proper http header to the outgoing request.

           Can anybody tell me why you would choose one soap format over
another?  or are the choices based on what you are interoperating with or
message size constraints.
many thanks

I?d like that you give me  some advice on what the right approach to import
some data from one system to another is. I know that a webservice fits
perfectly to intercommunicate two different systems but it is said that
unfortunately it is slower than to load a plain txt file via a ...

Hi , ramesh.
i have a doubt in web services. just tell me the way am using the web
services is right?
since am involved in a big project , i have written a module in c# which

I am thinking of using attachments in WSE 2.0 to move a large file (100 Mb)
across a VPN to a third party network, does the client of the web service
implementing WSE 2.0 have to support WSE2.0 or can the cleint be any OS that
supports web services?

I'm trying to get a basic web service up and running with WSE 2.0, but
it always fails with the exception:
--------- Exception below -----------
An unhandled exception of type

Any problems writing COM objects that call WSE2 enabled web services?
Any recommended resources?
Thanks.
-Ben

I have a situation, I was wondering if someone could help me. We have a .net web service, it runs several transactions in sql server 2000. We have several clients which connect to this web service in order to run their transactions. If the client losses connectivity during the ...

I am returning an XMLDataDocument in my service since my client cannot
consume the dataset. The resulting XML does not replace ampersand characters
in the string values with & - for example -
<field>David & David</field>