I'm trying to do something which I believe is very normal, standard sort of
requirement.  I want to secure access to a web service across the Internet
using username/password on the server, then impersonate the account on that
server.

I'm currently developing a .NET application using WSE 2.0 for Uploading
files to a server.
After changing the following lines in the web.config to increase the
maxRequestLength,

Ok, I try to communicate with a web service who receive xml message under a
https using SSL.
I have a directory with 240 XML files on my desktop. I loop into it to send
each file one by one.

    i get the error
    "Client found response content type of 'text/html; charset=utf-8', but
expected
'text/xml'

Please,
i have an webservice created with .NET, and a client want to consume it with
a JAVA client. They are using POST, but this way my webservice crash.
They are calling this URL:

I just recently updated a client of ours with 3 Windows Update items.  IE 6
SP1, GDI+, and .NET Framework 1.1 SP1 and the webservice that I was at least
able to browse to before I can't even browse to now.  The SP1 for .NET was
supposed to include a fix for the certificate issue I ...

I've to migrate an existing code in asp to asp.Net. The asp code uses
ServerXMLHTTP to call some services. Same thing will be done using
HttpWebRequest in the asp.Net code. The problem is keeping everything
same HttpWebRequest takes around 100-200ms more than ServerXMLHTTP to

I am writing a login function that needs to authenticate
against the users in the Active-Directory.  Can someone
point me out where the Namespace is for Active-Direcotry

a general advice:
leave the generated classes untouched. if you want to customize the proxy in any way, inherit from the proxy and to your customisation there.
use the inherited class in your app to call the webservice.
in this way you can modify the proxy behaviour (e.g. reading ...

I love Visual Studio, and the web servcie support intially looks
pretty great.
However when I start studying Service Orientated Architectures (SOA)
which are based around a Message paradigm, I find that there is little

I'm looking for an example of a simple Windows Service that uses WSE
2.0 (WSE 2.0 sp1).
Specifically, I would like to implement a Windows Service in C# as
follows:

I need to call one .exe file in Web Services.
I try->
        [WebMethod]
        public string HelloWorld()

I have developed a webservice that writeing and reading files in different
folders.
I need to be able to start and stop this service by using a web interface
(start and stop button). But I can?t find any way to this. Any ideas?

I am new to web services.  I have am running a sample web service for
testing.  It seems that if I type the URL in the web browser, it displays
all active web method functions.  How do I turn that off, I don't want a
person to stumple across my web service on the net and be able to ...

I want to implement an authentication to my ASP .NET web service.
Passing userId and password as parameter to all my web methods seem
unreliable to me.
Any ideas how to do it?