Hi - How can you change the web reference URL that a client is using to
access a web service at runtime?
thanks

Hi,
I have a class with some properties. When I return the object from Web
Services, it automatically serialized to XML format. My question is how can I
get that serialized XML of the object (not from client side, I want to get it

My Web Service is returning a DataSet. I realized that we cannot
return  a DataReader.. Normally we can use a DataReader( when not
using Web services) and access it as below to assign values of columns
of returned rows to Labels in the client aplication such as:

My old application used to POST xml to a remote server using HttpWebRequest  
from within an aspx page. The process worked like a charm (though sometimes I
experienced delays in receiving a response). Using the .NET class similar to
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/330589/EN-US/#7

I have Visual Studio .Net installed on my development machine.  I have just
tried to create a web service application in VS, and it tells me that I need
to install ASP .Net.  I have tried installing both the SDK and the Framework
and it still hasn't installed ASP .Net.  Is there ...

I am implementing a web services and one of its methods can potentially
return Gb of data. I would like this to be implemented in an 'iterator' kind
of style. With this the client can get the count first and then use a method
to get certain number of records at a time.

There was a post on this subject [1] earlier but doesn't give any clear
answer to the problem.
I studied the messaging article posted on WSE by Simon Horrel and the
accompanied sample code. This article, though explains Eventing via TCP it

I was just wondering whether is it possible to return a Data Table
from a WebService method. Since I need to send only one table at a
time, I dont want to return the entire Dataset.
Any help would be highly appreciated.

Does anyone know a way to programmatically modify the HttpGet and
HttpPost service ports in WSDL(In particular, I would like to modify
the address location uri)?  I know you can modify the soap portion
using SoapExtensionReflector during WSDL generation.  But I can't seem

We have a requirement to provide transport independant services within our
organization and thus have implemented some services using the SOAP messaging
provided by WSE 2.0 SP1.  Our services are exposed via a Service Inteface
Layer that runs on top of our Domain Object Model.  ...

I'm trying to store something like this in my web.config file:
<authInfoGroup>
   <authInfo UserId="uid1" Passport="pwd1" Expiry="" />
   <authInfo UserId="uid2" Passport="pwd2" Expiry="" />

Ok, so I'm hosting a SoapReceiver in a custom Windows service. Basically, startup looks like this:
protected override OnStartup()
{
  SoapReceivers.Add(new Uri("soap.tcp://localhost/Test", typeof(MyWebService));

I have a webservice client that needs to change which webservice server it
calls?
I keep reading change the webservice.url ...but I don't see that property
regards,

Is it possible to reference session within a web service or is session
completely out of scope?
I have imported system.web.httpContext into the service but this does not
seem to do the trick. Is it possible to do this?