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How to use a SoapExtension when invoking a web service from a Office Codebehind DLL project04 Feb 2005 08:58 GMT1
I have created a Word 2003 C# OfficeCodeBehind project that invokes several
web services.  The primary functions of the project and its interactions
with the server work fine.  However, since some of my web services may take
a while to complete,  I was intrigued by the MSDN ...
How do I debug a web service04 Feb 2005 05:10 GMT3
I have created a webservice in C# with .NET 1.1. How can I debug it?  In
other words, how can I start the debugger and have it listen for incoming
web requests?  I have tried setting my start debug to the .ASMX file, but
when I start debug (F5), it compiles it, and then nothing ...
How to wrap all SoapExceptions03 Feb 2005 23:55 GMT3
Hi, I'm writing a fairly large web service and would like to be able to
pass more complex exceptions to the client to make things easier to
debug.
I understand that if you throw a SoapExecption() with the Detail field
Please explain the life cycle of Webservices03 Feb 2005 23:08 GMT1
I've created a Webservice that will be used by a few ASP.NET applications and a
few VB6 applications.
Is there just "one" webservice for all the clients, or are new objects spawned
each time a client requests a webservice?
Is it possible to "sniff" the XML being sent by a webservice client?03 Feb 2005 23:05 GMT1
I have a web service that I've built in .NET and has worked fine when
connected to by .NET clients. However, I have one customer who is
building a SOAP client in .asp, has no access to the SOAP Toolkit DLLs,
and is trying to toss raw XML at my webservice. It works to only a
How to specify HTTP-GET for web service client?03 Feb 2005 21:37 GMT2
I need to send the web service requests using HTTP-GET as URL requests. How
do I do that?
Thanks!
Access a JAVA WebService (SOAP/LTPA/LDAP) from a C++.NET application03 Feb 2005 21:01 GMT2
Hi all...
I've programmed an application that must access to a JAVA webservice
for authentication on a LDAP/LTPA server.
Here's the code on the C++.NET client application :
Newbie General Question03 Feb 2005 20:09 GMT2
Good Day All,
I have a general design question regarding the capabilities of WSE 2.0.
If I understand things correctly, WSE 2.0 would allow me to host a Web
Service, inside of an application, totally independent of IIS. Is that
Routing with WSE 2.003 Feb 2005 16:00 GMT3
I'm trying to develop a custom SoapHttpHandler, but it just doesn't want to
work. Here's my handler
public class BrokerRoutingHandler :
Microsoft.Web.Services2.Messaging.SoapHttpRouter
Making ASMX Test available to non-local computers03 Feb 2005 15:02 GMT2
I would like to make the ASMX test page available to potential consumers of
the service. However the test page says “The test form is only available for
requests from the local machine.” Is their anyway to open the test page to
other machines? And is their any security reason for ...
Memory increases for each webservice call03 Feb 2005 13:56 GMT1
I am facing a strange problem where every web service call
to the server eats up a huge amount of memory. After the
call finishes, the memory seems to be still there and do
not reduce(system does its auto gc). This has an effect on
Forwarding attacments03 Feb 2005 13:43 GMT1
Is it "legal" to forward an attachment
(Microsoft.Web.Services2.Attachments.Attachment) from one Web service to
another, without saving it to disc inbetween??
What I have is an application which first connects to an exporter service,
no response from webservice03 Feb 2005 13:41 GMT5
For an educational program I use a webservice for acces to a central database
on a remote server. The webservice is is being accessed over https. So far
this worked fine on the computersystems in the about 20 schools that are
participating.
Reference.cs file not getting created03 Feb 2005 13:37 GMT1
 I have a java webservice running on Axis, Iam able to create a java
 client to invoke the webservice and obtain the result.
 But iam not able to invoke the service from .Net client..
 Here are the steps i followed to create a .net client
Common operation for all WS03 Feb 2005 13:23 GMT3
I have a lot of Web Services which is called from a Windows application. I
want to check something after each Web Service was called. I don't want do
put this check after each calling of WS in Windows application. I want to do
it automatically for all the Web Services, like a ...
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