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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Web Services / March 2005

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WSE 2.0 Documentation error14 Mar 2005 21:44 GMT1
may have been reported before.
In the How to: Create a Class Representing a Custom Security Token Service,
under item 3. there is this code snippet
' This implementation only supports security token
Conditional serialization of an element?14 Mar 2005 19:13 GMT2
I've created a web service based on a message contract with a business
partner.
In the schema some elements are optional.
How do I prevent an optional element from being serialized into the response
web service proxy authentication14 Mar 2005 18:46 GMT2
I have an application that seems to be having an ongoing battle with my
firewall.
I am using a webservice to send back data to a SQL server database. Betwen
the two machines is an ISA 2004 firewall.
MSSOAP.SoapClient problem14 Mar 2005 18:17 GMT1
I am trying to get my first Soap based website to work on my Windows 2000
server with IIS 5.  The code used to create the client is as follows:
set SoapClient = CreateObject("MSSOAP.SoapClient")
But I am getting the following error when the script is run:
.NET Client / Java Web Service Problem14 Mar 2005 15:49 GMT1
I am writting a .NET Client for a Java Web Service.I have created a .cs file from the WSDL and the XSD's Given.
I am trying to query a Web Service which has the description:::
// Service Description:::::::
[System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapDocumentMethodAttribute("urn:#solicitar", ...
ref parameter in web service14 Mar 2005 13:45 GMT4
Is there any performance hits by using ref in web service call?
method 1: void foo(ref DataSet ds, string key)
method 2: DataSet foo(DataSet ds, string key)
which one will have better performance for a web method?
Share a common webconfig file.14 Mar 2005 13:31 GMT1
Hi, i have several webservices, i want them all tho refer to the same
webconfig file, how can i do it?
Web Service Redirection14 Mar 2005 03:17 GMT6
I have an ASP.NET web sercice that processes a form.  At the completion of
processing I want to redirect to a page that contains the response (the
location of this response page is passed to the web service in the form).
How can I invoke redirection the web service?
d:\inetpub\wwwroot\13 Mar 2005 22:08 GMT1
When creating a web service using .net the folders inetput\wwwroot is
created.  If you need to move  an existing web service on another machine
running IIS, can the inetput\wwwroot\etc  just be copied to the hosting
machine
Web service call timeout12 Mar 2005 23:55 GMT2
We have two web service machines. Call one WS1 and the other WS2. They are
seperated by a firewall. WS1 handles web service calls and also calls web
services provided by WS2. Both machines do not get updated or restarted very
often. The problem is after some period of time, the web ...
Deployment Q12 Mar 2005 15:01 GMT1
If you have an ASPX app which calls a WebSvc do you need to deploy the
WebReference folder or not?
bin\foo.dll
foo.aspx
Machine Name Application calls11 Mar 2005 23:46 GMT2
I have setup a .NET Chat Program using Web Services (concatenating new
messages to an Application call) and am currently trying to extend
this so that a user can send private messages. I believe there is a
Machine Name function in Web Services if so can I use this or do I
supply final static value11 Mar 2005 23:11 GMT2
hi ng,
is it possible in dotnet to restrict a value for a variable.
i remember that there is something like that in delphi.
my problem:
DIME Attachments & WSDL11 Mar 2005 18:36 GMT2
I was working on WSE 2.0 & DIME. I used the Attachments sample provided by
SDK and saved the SOAP request (with headers) into a file. What I noticed was
that there was no reference/link/href to the DIME attachment from the SOAP
message body. But, the web method could extract the ...
Web Service without IIS11 Mar 2005 15:21 GMT5
Is it possible to implement a .NET web service without IIS? I recall seeing
that this was on Microsoft's roadmap. Is that part of Indigo or WSE2? If so,
where would I find the documentation on this?
Thanks,
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