Can a Remote object be a WebService as well?
i want to able to connect to a remote object either using .NET remoting
and HTTP\SOAP
so I wonder if I can create a singleton(statefull) object hosted in IIS

Hi NG,
I've got this annoying problem:
On the server's side there's an Apache w/ PHP running. I wrote a kind of
"bare bones" SOAP implementation, though meeting the SOAP specs. Afaics

WS-Trust defines a syntax for performing challenges.
An example:
Client sends <RequestSecurityToken>
Server sends <SignChallenge>

Is there a webcontrol or an htmlcontrol available that does a postback on a
onclick but is more generic that a button? For example I would like to be
able to postback when I click on a div, or on a table cell.
I found out that I cannot use the HTMLGenericControl as it does not have ...

I have a working C# class library that acts as a soap client. It was
implemented by extending the SoapClient object which gave me full control
over the formatting of the soap body:
   public class InventoryProxy : SoapClient

All,
I have a webservice proxy class which I would like to use
with WSE 2.0 SP1. Thus I switched the base class from
SoapClient to WebServicesClientProtocol. Now I'm not able

Looks like it should be fairly simple from the example provided with WSE 2
install. I get an error on the last line. Retrieve the signing token OK. It's
definitley not nothing. Anything I am doing wrong.
-- IN THE WEB METHOD

I want to develop a web service on our development server and then deploy it
to the production server when it is finished. (The production server does not
have Visual Studio installed)
Is this possible ?

Hi, is there Microsoft.Web.Services2.xml help file?

I have a web service that launches Winword.  (I know that MS does not
recommend this, but I think I've worked around most of the potential
problems.)
Anyhow, my problem is this: when word tries to print, I get an error that

I'm using .NET Webservices and have a WebMethod that returns a integer.
In the returning XML the returnvalue comes like this:
<MyMethodResult>123</MyMethodResult>
Is it possible to have .NET creating the result look like this instead?

Everything I read says to use the following in the web.config system web
section
<webServices>
<protocols>

I have just finished reading the MS Hand-On Labs (Manuals)
#33(Messaging) and #34(Security), being very pleased with the
material. They were mentioned in some of the discussions here, that's
how I got them in the first place. I wander if another HOL manuals of

I am trying to start a new project creating WebService on a server.
When I try to "create new project" I get a message "VS.NET detected
that the specified Web server is not running ASP.NET version 1.1"
Server definitely has ASP.NET 1.1 installed - I ran the installation

On the server I code the following web service:
[WebMethod()]
[return: XmlElement(typeof(Items[]))]
public XmlDataDocument GetTypedXmlDataDocument()