I am getting a strange result from some standard code.
Anyone got any ideas??
The puzzle
I have a web service calling System.Environment.UserName etc to return the

How do I xml serialize a custom exception so it can be included as a
parameter on my webmethod?  See extra details below.
I have an audit web service which attempts to log exceptions to a database.
The web method looks like:

hi, i have a wse2 web service up and running and it serves lots of windows clients, with a custom username token manager. great.
i now have some new webforms on the same server that wish to use the web services.  the problem is that the webforms can't obey the policy rules ...

I want to learn how to debug a web service while running the front end. Why
can't I debug two or more instances of the debugger? Is there a technique I
can accomplish that?
Thanks,

Is there ANY way for a windows app to consume a web service by going
through a SOCKS proxy? This is a MUST for me because the windows app I
am building will be deployed to many corporate clients who are behind
SOCKS proxies.

I created a Web Service that has a method that takes string arrays for ex:
public void CalculateModel(string[] stringList1, string[] stringList2)
{
//code here

I have the following scenario (XP / IIS 5, FX v1.1.4322) Both the
client app and web service are running on my local development
machine.
I am using a straightforward HTTPWebRequest, and WSE 2 to add an X509

I have defined an enumeration thus:
Public Enum CollectionDayOfWeek
NoCollectionDay = -1
Sunday = DayOfWeek.Sunday

I am new to web services but want to know if it would be a viable solution
for a project we are considering. I have a site in the US that i want to use
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I have a question about WSE 2.0.
I have a Web Service client.
In this client I set the replyTo and the fauldTo:
Proxy.Service1 ws = new Proxy.Service1();

I am adding a custom soap header on the client. But when the message reaches
the service, the soap envelope does not contain the header I added. Am I
doing something wrong?
The envelope at the client looks like this:

I'm totally newbie to web services.
I'm reading in a book where it says that I should be careful where I save my
web services file. When I announce my web services to the world I cannot
easily change its location.

I'm looking for a posibility to use session objects or cookies in a C#
program on Pocket PC, that use a web service method with session enabled
property. But the .NET Compact Framework doesn't support session objects and
cookies.

Hellow, i'm doing a web service who needs to insert/update/delete
severals tables like users , groups etc.
The question is should i do one web service (.asmx) for each table
or should i get all the webmethods in only one (.asmx) What's the best choise

I've implemented a basic ASP.NET web service. No encryption or signing or
anything yet. To communicate with this web service I've got a WinForm app.
I've enabled WSE 2.0 and message trace for both of them, but I only get
trace files for the web service, not for the WinForm app. Why ...