I'm using the Process class in my app to start another app, appXXX,  I wrote.
Appxxx is located at c:\folke\appxxx.exe
This is wroking fine from a Windows Application, but NOT from an ASP.NET app.
I get the error message: Can't find file! ???

When I type net start w3svc I get a system error 3.  When I try to start the
server from the administrtive tools it tries but will not start.
Could someone tell me what the problem could be.  
Thanks

I am getting the following error when attempting to generate C# proxy
code with the wsdl.exe tool:
Error: Unable to import binding '...' from namespace
'...'.

By default it doesn't seem to be possible to debug throug the code inside a
custom UserTokenManager...is there some settings whih makes it possible??
TIA
S?ren

Anyone know how to post a file to the client using
WebClient?
My usage is posting it to the Web Server.
How do you tell the object to post to the client?

Is it possible to completely hide the WSDL that is generated by a
myWebservice.asmx?WDSL
request?
I have used

I have a web service which returns a record set and works well integrated
with an asp dot net page.
However if I decided to develop a unix app
will i be able to read the dataset as it is

A client and I worked for 2 days on a WSE issue where the URI specified in
the policy was all lowercase.  The final soap exception being dealt with
before we got it running was that the current policy did not match the
original policy.

We have 2 Servers in our Production Environment.  Inside our application I
am calling a Webservice in Production Server 2 from Production Server 1.  It
is failing.  But when I try to open the webservice from Production 1 Server
using IE, it is working.  Initially I don't have web ...

I have a web service running and occasionally my web method
Application_Error() is getting called.
How do I find out what the error really is?
I am not passed in any System.Exception object like in try/catch.

Dear Experts:
I am using the new Microsoft Web Services Enhancements (WSE) to send
SOAP messages from a client to a web service.
How can I get identifying information of the sender (aka transmitter,

I am trying to consume a web service i have written.  The web service returns
to the client an array of objects.  The web service when tested via inetrnet
explorer retruns the correct xml data.  I just dont understand how in my
client application to read the xml returned back.  ...

Hi Folks, I have written a small webservice in which one of the methods
returns a nodelist. The file compiles OK, but when I try to run it I get the
following error:
"You must implement the Add(System.Object) method on System.Xml.XmlNodeList

My [web  method] returns some obscure class which is somehow very
complicated and follow an xml schema.
I know by definition that web services send xml packed inside soap packets.
Is there a way i can capture the xml return by my call and serialize it into

Hi Folks, I have written a small webservice in which one of the methods
returns a nodelist. The file compiles OK, but when I ry to run it I ge teh
following error:
"You must implement the Add(System.Object) method on System.Xml.XmlNodeList