I have a webservice that checks for mail every x seconds with a timer.
I had it set up on a win xp computer and it was working fine.
When I recently moved my webservice to a win 2003 server, it seems like the
timer stops working after a while. I have no idea why.

Hi y'all,
we're using a bunch of classes in a project, that we wanted to convert
to-from xml easily. So, we defined XmlAttribute annotations for our class
members and all worked fine. The Xml stream came from an external source

Hi does anyone know why multiple stsadm restores of a single site on to
the
same box fails?
stsadm complains

I would like to implement WS-Security features using WSE2.0.
Initially the services are consumed by .NET Windows Form Clients.
What do you think is reasonable level of security and safety?
Do you think following configuration of the web services proxies are "good

How to overcome this:
I have a web service on my local machine (Machine A) and a client of it,
also running on machine A. I generate a client for this webservice using
wsdl.exe. Next, I add the generated file to solution, and can see generated

I am having a web service and client built using SoapService and SoapClient
respectively. My client needs to a custom header (derived from
System.web.services,Protocols.SoapHeader) with mustUnderstand attribute to
be true.

I'm trying to consume a web-service that is supposed to return a
collection of a custom object. The web-service was not created with C# or
VS.net. It was created with IBM VisualAge Smalltalk 6. I haven't had
problems consuming other web-services but c# seems to choke with

I have a class which inherits from a generated abstract base class.
I simply want to hide some fields which are inherited from the base
class when it is serialised.
I have tried:

Hello, i try to consume a java web service from a asp .net page, i make
without problems the web reference tu wsdl file
http://machine/WebService/nameWebService?WSDL
in the asp .net page put the code

Is there any way to log all the messages sent to and from a web service? I
am trying to debug a webservice but I need to look at the messages directly,
and IIS' built-in logging functionality doesn't contain the contents of
those messages.

I have a web service being consume by a new client. The WebMethod they are
calling is called Process.
So in the WSDL I have has 2 elements, Process and ProcessResponse.
<s:schema elementFormDefault="qualified"

I am in the process of designing a web service for my company.  It is my
first commercial web service, so i think my "Hello World" coding model wont
quite cut it here :).  Anyway, i am writing a design document for it, and
want to provide XSD Schema information for XML used.

All the components have been developed using .NET C#.
I have a web service installed on a windows 2003 server machine.
I have a client application running from 10 different machines and calling
that webservice.

I have 2 web services, one writtenin C++ (ATL) and another one in C#. Is
there a way to define data stuctures in a single place both services could
use? The structures are the same, but if I add a web reference from the C#
project to the ATL project, all the structures belong to the ...

The following link lists the mapping of XML Schema types to .Net Framework
types:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cp
conXSDSchemaObjectModelSOM.asp
I have a schema with an element of type "nonNegativeInteger". When I run