I am just creating my first web service, which will provide a phone book
lookup to one of our partner organisations.
So far, using VS.Net, I have managed to produce a service which has one
method:

Hi all,,
I'm trying to make a program, that calls a webservice, and then does
somthing about the data, that i recive..
But i don't know what to do with this data??.. i tried to load into an

Hope somebody can help.
I have a web service written in vb.net which works fine localling on my
Windows XP Pro development machine without a problem.
I have deployed in onto a Windows Server 2003 machine - by copying the whole

I have developed a web service on my own PC which works properly. Deploying
it to the production web farm I copy all .aspx files and \bin for both the
service and the app that calls it. When I try to invoke the service in
production I get the error below.

Folks,
I've been building a Webservice API for a contract that will be exposed to
the internet at large.  There are two endpoints, and each endpoint contains a
number of webmethods.  Every webmethod returns a returncode which indicates

I wonder has anyone seen this behaviour with XsdObjGen tool, and if so, how
did you get around it?
I have the following in a schema file:
<xs:attribute name="sid" type="xs:long" use="required"/>

Hi all,,,
I need to get a refferece to a XML-webservice, and get some data from it....
But I can't add it like an web-refference... What options does I else have??
I've been told that i've to use SOAP, to connect to it, but how??

   I just set up a Web Services with using of WSE.The client signs SOAP
message with a X509 certificate and server verifies the signature in SOAP
using of WSE.
   But WSE failes in verifying the trust chain of certificate after it

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When I create a new reference to a webservice proxy class (one that was
created when I imported a web reference) there is a slight delay. Can
someone tell me what it's doing to cause this delay. Subsequent calls to the
proxy's constructor don't suffer from the same delay. Is ...

I have a vb.net web service and client that are both working fine.
If someone wanted to consume our web service using .NET, no problem.
Im a little confused on how non .NET clients would use the web service
though.

Is it possible to create a binding that would map an input message with a part defined as a complex-type element to a url-encoded string?
For example, wsdl file defines a message as
<wsdl:message name="MyRequestMsg">
  <wsdl:part name="myData" element="req:myData"/>

apologies if this is the wrong newsgroup to be sending this to.
Basically, I have an ASP.NET application that I am trying to force to use a
proxy server settings. This can be done by accessing machine.config, but I
do not have access to the client machine.config machine.

I can't connect to our database (seperate database server) from within my
webservice. I cannot understand why.!!!
*  I have configured IIS not to allow anonymous access and to use "windows
integrated authentication"

I would like to know what is the ASP command which returns the number of
record after a SQL request ?
Regards,
Micka?l.