I'm working on an application where I need to be able to call a .net
web service from javascript.  I found the webservice.htc file, and was
able to create a page that worked just fine, except that the memory
usage of iexplore.exe began to increase without limit as the service

In the WSE samples ResponseEncryption the policy file requires the request to
be signed and the response to be encrypted. The sample runs on my machine.
However, if I try to intercept the request with TcpTrace took so that I can
see the signatures etc., I see a message with no ...

My Webservices are on a remote server, not localhost.
Is the WSE2 config tool designed ONLY to work with localhost when creating
policies?
I am running into the very annoying problem with a webservice that is on a

I am designing a mission-critical application that needs to move files as
large as 2GB across a T-1.  I get the impression that DIME breaks down far
below this and is soon to be replaced by MTOM anyway.
What is Microsoft's recommendation on how to move large (too large for

How can I define a policy that would sign and/or encrypt with a kerberos
token or a usernametoken (I am assuming you can sign with a usernametoken, I
don't know if that is true). The WSE Visual Studio plug-in only lets you
configure certificates for signing and encrypting.

How can I generate username or kerberos tokens automatically?
I have the following configuration in my app.config:
 <microsoft.web.services2>
   <policy>

I'm using MS web service behavior to access my ASP.NET webServices from a
web page with DHTML.
The thing is that it's working great of the most of my web sites, but for
one, which got the most traffic, it's not working at all.

I wonder, if there could be a way for a client of ASP.NET application
to recieve a message from a server. For example, let's consider we
have a job assignment application. The dispatcher assigns a job for a
particular executer. How to notify executor that he or she has a new

I'm writing a ASP.net webservice wich will visualize an image, generated
by another application.
The generated image is a char*. I can transform this to a String*, but I
want to view it as an image in my browser.

I have a standard web method in a standard asmx web service. Say:
[WebMethod(Description="A simple method.")]
public string mySimpleMethod(string data){
try {

I have a desktop client application which calls web services. The
application works perfectly. But if I leave application intact about 30
minutes, and after a call a web method an exception is thrown which said:
"Object reference not set to an instance of an object".

I have a web service that launches Word, and prints documents.  It has been
very interesting, trying to configure and get everything going.  It's almost
working now, but some documents just sit in the print queue with "error -
printing" in the status column.  The event log shows ...

Iam trying to do the secureconversation sample in wse2. I have different web
service here which will transfer an xml document to the client. I have tried
using the username token for signing from the client side as in the sample.
It gives me error that the "The message does not ...

Iam trying to send x.509 certificate of the client to sign a soap message
request and encrypt it with the server's x.509 certificate in a secure
conversation policy based. I somehow encounter this problem when retrieving
the client's certificate. It is located in the current user ...

If a page is invoked with a query string, that Request.QweryString is
visible on the command line.  Something like:
http://www.sample.com/default.aspx?customer=ACME
Is there a convenient way to hide the question mark and everything to the