Is there a way to inject external XML Schema types into the WSDL generated
from a SoapService?  In "classic" asmx, we could do this, but it involved
using Soap Reflection Hooks and quite a bit of work.
What I would like to do is somehow bind an XmlElement type to an element

It worked fine with SP1. However with SP2 when adding SoapHeader attribute,
RequestSoapContext.Current is always null. Why?
Any thought would be much appreciated.

We have a c# webform application that uses ASP.NET webservices to
communicate with our IIS server over the public internet.   The customer is
complaining that our application is using their default gateway to
communicate rather than their proxy server.  I was under the impression ...

I have tried to enable session state in my [WebMethod] tag, but it appears
to not be working.  When my web service is called, the session state is not
preserved.  The Web Service is being called from a Windows Form control
assembly.  Is there anything else I need to do to have ...

This is probably going to be obvious to most of you, but I can't seem
to figure out the answer.  If I have a web service method that I want
to call from a remote application, do I need to call the BeginXXX and
EndXXX methods of that method?  It seems to me it works fine without

I have an ASP.Net web service class, DataLayer.asmx.cs. I have two
constructors for the DataLayer class. One is the default parameter-less one
and the second one accepts a string argument. When I am trying to consume
this web service from another asp.net application, only the ...

   I am looking for a way to return the output of a web service as a string
without the xml tags, just the raw data. I am calling the web service from
an html page using a form post method. Specifically, I want to remove the
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

I have a web service that I am calling from clients by simply clicking a URL.
I would like to have the web service emit a javascript alert box on the
client when complete. Is this possible? Any suggestions or pointers would be
appreciated.

I have just started playing around with Web Services.  I created a sample
Web Service and invoked a sample "Hello World" method call from my Win Forms
control running under an ASP.NET web page.  The time it takes to return the
result seems a little bit much.  It takes anywhere from ...

I'm trying to install a nested windows installer package "Microsoft WSE 2.0
SP2 Runtime.msi" sequenced AfterPublishProduct and receive the following
error:
Error 1001.InstallUtilLIb.dll: Unknown error in CorBindToRuntimeHost

Just out of interest has anyone managed to generate aproxy for a SoapService
derived class in a console application using soap.tcp?

The WSE 2.0 Hands-On-Lab is really great and I have been through all of the
examples. It's really a great learning tool!
I have also been attending the interop-month webcasts and think that it is
interesting that one of the things that is stressed is to not use a dataset

I have developted a webservice application. The application has a few
webservices each webservice with their own webmethods of course.
I want to measure the performance of my site. I look at the Application
Center Test of Visual Studio Enterprice edition, but can not make it to ...

This code works find in a Winforms app and fails in a webservice.
if(!EventLog.SourceExists(EventSourceName))
EventLog.CreateEventSource(EventSourceName,"Application");
What permissions should I give to the IIS user, or if that's not the issue,

I think the Hand On Lab is great. Everything looks fine after running through it. But now I have 2 problems that I cannot solve:
1) I tried to replace Server Private.pfx and Server Public.cer with my own cerificates generated by makecert.exe, but I keep getting the "bad key" ...