I want know can we create one webservice and call both way Http and soap.tcp
if any one know so pls let me know with code.
Thanks

I am using web service as Data Access Layer all data manipulation language
(Insert, Update, Delete, Select). I want that web service call thru soap.tcp.
Because that web service intranet. but I never use wse 2.0. so I need help
how to start convert my web service for soap.tcp.

I just installed WSE 2.0 Sp1 (I removed WSE 2.0 first) and with both
versions, when I fire up Visual Studio 2003, I get an error message "The
Add-in "Microsoft WSE 2.0 Settings Tool" failed to load or caused an
exception.

I am using a .NET Web Service for both VB6 and .NET clients using
stand-alone EXE's - no browser involved. To cut a long story short - who in
their right mind would wish to install the .Net framework from the www using
dial-up modems - our main client base?

I'm having a type mismatch problem when trying to pass a typed dataset to a
web service.
My code is:
CLIENT CODE

when i call same web service many times, the first invoke takes too long time.
i don't know why. actually, i'm researching composite web services and its
performance, so this problem is really important to me.
i guess some kind of cache is being created somewhere, client side or... ...

Hi everyone..
I am about to start work on one of the projects where I need to develop a
web service or may be custom control which could be placed on one central
location and generate reports on the basis of requests made from different

I've updated WSE to SP1 and noticed that you must use the msi
redistributable provided. The msi installs the Microsoft.WebServices2.dll
and a two publisher policies in the GAC.
My question is why is it required to install the msi, which effectively

I develop a Web Services including a Web Reference that is located temporary
on my PC (I'm using localhost). This Web Reference will be relocate on
another fixed server. My question is when I deploy my Web Services, how can I
do to make the Web Service flexible that will always ...

Fellas,
I have some sort of a SOAP Routing problem that has been bugging me for the
last couple of days and would like to gather some inputs and advice.
I am using ExtendedSecurity of SoapContext to route a message meant for Bob

Hi there Gurus,
I have a web services which works fine and it exchanges data in XML format.....
Now I want to know what is the best method to secure this web service, Does anyone have a list of different options to secure web services. Maybe provide links to the right documents.

I wonder if anyone is experiencing a similar problem. I have a
collection of web services that I access from a client over the
internet. I use SSL to secure the connection. My client application
makes thousands of calls to the web services each day, but every now

This is a basic question:
Is it better to use the TrasactionAtributte on a Web Method (COM+) than use
a normal SqlTransaction object ?
What is the advantage on performance and transaction security?

I have noticed that performance is very poor when a web service
returns a large dataset.
Further testing has shown that the XML version of the dataset is
approximately 1.3GB in size - about 10x the binary representation of

hi
I wanted to know whether we can store something in Session objects in
webservice.My windows application calls the webservice and i want the
data to be stored in Session object so that each user can get its own