I have these policy endpoints defined:
<endpoint uri="http://localhost/bbb/a1/service.asmx">
   ... all endpint definition
</endpoint>

It seems that WSE currently doesn't support .NET 2.0 & VS 2005. Anybody know
will it be in the future? When? Is there any way to use WSE 2 in VS 2005 Beta
1?
Thanks. :)

Tribe,
Using AXIS and C# winforms to build an app.
I'm building my services in java and exposing them through AXIS and
consuming them just fine with C#.

I have a vendor that only allows their web service to be used whitelist IP
addresses.  We currently have a system with two IPs, call them X (the
computer default) and Y the one on the vendor whitelist.
How can I access their web service (via a C# program) so that my program is

I get that error when run a webservice in a windows200 server?
what can I do
thanks

I've been going through Google Groups, but nothing seems to quite match
my problem. It's hard to post a WSDL or anything at the moment (it's not
my service, I'm just using it), but maybe someone will be able to make
suggestions anyway.

 Can an ASP.NET web service project expose two different web services
perhaps by having two .ASMX files ? Is it possible to have a web emethod
that does not appear in auto-generated WSDL and docuementation ?
Thanks in advance and regards

I wish to know how to set it up so that when an xml webservice is called
that instead of displaying the xml in the browser it will render it with a
xslt file
the problem is i dont know how to do this?

I am having trouble using an enum as a parametter in a webmethod.  I have
followed the 'resolution' per
http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?id=326792 however in my client app
i am not sure how to access and use the enum.

I was wondering if it would be possible to use Web Services to move through a
website? Example: I want to download new ATi drivers as part of an unattended
install, my program will need to move through ATi's various selection menus
and download the correct file or files.

i have a web service that sends email via smtp.  I would like to call this
service directly out of TSQL in some cases.  Is it possible to do this?  If
so how?
Thanks in advance

we're working on a project where we spawn a thread which calls a
webservice, stock check, sometimes the stock checker takes too long to
respond, and our thread dies out before the response can be received,
is there anyway to make the thread wait longer to get the response,

We have some static information load from web.config during the
application_start of our web service.
However, if there is an error during this startup, the consumer gets back an
ugly error message starting like: Client found response content type of

I am dealing with an app sitting on a server which exposes a soap api
for extended functionality. There is documentation on the api, but I
need to know how to send the soap messages to this app. Where do i
start, using .Net? A big topic, I know, but we all have to start

Hello to all!
I need to accede to webservice from a Javascript function.
I have read on the possibility of using webservice.htc, but Microsoft no lon
ger supports it.