I have written a web service to provide some back-end functionality to a Web
Site.  The web service returns lists of items.
If I use the webservice via a browser, it works fine and returns the results
in XML.

I need to secure comunications between a website and a web service
what possible ways of doing this?
Possibilities
1-  use a trust between the website and the web service

Hi all,,,
Do a WSDL-schema have to contain a schema???
eg.
<types>

I am getting the following exception when trying to access a web service.
Client  : Windows XP SP2 (Via Proxy)
An unhandled exception of type 'System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException'
occurred in system.web.services.dll

Is it possible within a web service to get its properties as a string.  For
instance
public class wscommon
<System.Web.Services.WebService(Namespace:="test")> _

I have created a custom collection class by extending CollectionBase.
For Example.
[Serializable()]
Public Class SomeObject

I previously authored some pages on a Frontpage 2000 intranet that was
written with .asp files.  Is there a way to view these?  I have loaded
FrontPage and can view my folders but an error I recieve when I try to view
an .asp file is "Cannot Open file service.lck for writing".

when turning on computer norton popup says TCP/IP not instaled. when I try to
connect to internet page comes up saying page can not be found DNS server not
avaible. What do I do?
HELP! Cashew

So, message signatures are described in Signature\SignedInfo element.
And I am using WSE 2.0 SP2 Prerelease.
For example:
<SignedInfo>

This is quite urgent - I'll keep it brief...
I've posted the WSDL, Proxy class etc. here:
http://dantup.me.uk/SoapProb/
My problem is that the Soap Envelope looks fine, yet the .message

Is it possible to have a method that accepts XML document (including
processing instruction at top and the root node) as a parameter? Does this
parameter need to be defined as type string?
I have been given an XML structure to be used in a method call and I am not

can i only have one class in the asmx page?
i wanted one page with numerous classes, then  i would only have one web
reference but could use the different classes
ideally i didnt want to go down the line of having one asmx page per classe

I've tried to search for an answer to this without much success, and I think
it's probably a common thing to do:
I have a web service I want to accept an XmlDocument as an argument which
conforms to a specific XSD that is defined.  Right now when I declare

I'm creating a web service using ASP.net that needs to respond with pdf files
or images to HTTP-GET requests. I've searched extensively and not found any
documentation or examples.
What I'm expecting is to be able to set the content type to application/pdf,

In my winform application, to access webmethod, we create a webservice
proxy object. For the first time, when winform application is started,
for creating proxy object(e.g. MyWebServiceProxy oProxy = new
MyWebServiceProxy() )it takes a long time(appr. 2 seconds), but for