When a DataSet with a DataTable with DataRows in various states is
serialized and passed over a web service, is RowState kept?
Btw, did Microsoft change the way it handled Managed Newsgroups?  I
have not seen a MS response to any question in quire a while.

Appologies if this has already been asked, but after scanning the web and
this news group I could find no decent solution.
We have a windows App that calls a webservice, using this bit of basic code.
Dim objPreReq As PDCPreReq.PreReqs

When I add a Web Reference to my Client Project, using a vsdisco file, in
the generated reference.vb only for the first class is a xxxWSE proxy class
generated. For all other classes the WSE proxy is missing.
WSE is enabled for the client and the server project.

What is the best way to pass data to a web service.
The client(to send data) has .net environment and also the server on which
the web service is hosted also has the .net environment.
Should I send dataset or an xml which will be created at the client and

I have a bunch of constants used in my web services that the client
also needs to have. Is there a way to declare public properties that
are part of a class or structure as constants or at least give them a
default value through some XML shaping? Thanks.

I got this error when I move my web service to Windows2003 server. I
spent hours scouting on the internet and could find any answer. Please
help!!!
I the webservice is timeout between 1 -2 minutes when my web app, which

I have a  class with public properties defined in an assembly. I then have a
web service in
the same solution, which takes an object of this class as a parameter.
However, the web service works only if i key in the  the fully qualified

Hi all, I hope I can explain my problem clearly.
I have a .NET c# windows application calling a localhost web service
using
asynchronous callback.

I have to call a .Net WebService from a non .net Webserver.
So I create an asp page that use the Soap Toolkit for calling the Webserver.
The problem is that the webservice use authentication, by using the header
of the soap request.

How to create WebService without IIS and ASP.NET?
For example, create WebService  for smart device client without ASP.NET/IIS
techology.
Without ASP.NET  and IIS - is a key question!!

On server, I want to capture Web Service response after it serialized and
before being sent down to network for compression. On client, I want to
capture the compressed data before it's deserialized to uncompress it. Would
someone give me some pointers?

Hi I'm having a problem concerning an exception thrown
can any one help me please? I researched a bit and the
solutions aren't good (renaming a file/removing multiple
IP Addresses). Is there a patch or something to solve

How does .Net validates a soap request?
I have a WSDL that goes something like
<s:element name="CheckInStatus">
<s:complexType>

I've created a windows service (basically a polling service involving MSMQ)
and created a web service too in C#. Now in the windows service, I want to
give a reference to the web service.
I tried in usual manner, as described below:

I have a Windows Form that is calling a webservice.
Over the weekend, we moved the webservice to a new server.  However, the
Windows Form is failing with errors that indicate it does not see the new
server.  We see the DNS change at the machine running the Windows application