Dear developers,
may i know wat is the main use of Namespace in declaration... for example:
[WebService (Namespace=http://www.cantaso.com/"]...
the Namespace is for...?? does it affect the our compilation..?

Can anyone help please -
I have VS2003 , a small web app that must reference a web services. Each
time I add the reference the web references times out. I have looked at
article 815209 which basically states that i must remove network adapter that

Dear developers,
may i know wat is the main use of Namespace in declaration... for example:
[WebService (Namespace=http://www.cantaso.com/"]...
the Namespace is for...?? does it affect the our compilation..?

Is there any document management that microsoft provides? A large
organization need a tool that gets information and can generate documents
based on a pre defined templates.
Thanks

Hi Sirs.
When using WS-Security instead of IIS authentication I see a potential
problem letting ALL people access my webService. ie. if I have a little bug
in the code that checks for validity of the user I'm really exposing

Have a look at :
<wsse:BinarySecurityToken
ValueType="http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-x509-token-profile-1.0#X509v3"
EncodingType="http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-soap-message-security-1.
0#Base64Binary"

Does anyone know if it is possible to configure IIS 5.0 to run distinct
ASP.Net worker processes for each distinct Web Site?
For example, in IIS 6.0, you can create WebSite1, and WebSite2.  Then
install two distinct ASP.Net apps under each web site.  Once both

I want to write a webservice that allows to reset values in the
database of my back office.
I don't have any idea of how to pass information to set a value to
blank or zero (reset). Just to finish my poor explanation, I want to

I am making a web service which accesses a shared directory on the netwoek to
upload a file there. Here comes the problem, When I use impersonation and
give the userName & password of an authenticated user, then it works fine but
when I impersonate, using ASPNET account of the ...

I have spent the last 3 hours attempting to create wse proxy classes
for (xmethods.com) web services using wsewsdl2.exe (SP2 & SP3).    The
results were amazing.
Out of 34 randomly selected WSDLs, only 6 were successful.  The vast

I have a service and client that use WSE 2.0 and soap.tcp. Both are behind
firewalls.  Client connects to a public machine's tcp port which is
redirected to service.
If I send a request  to service, it is received, but  I can't get the

   I have webserver that share common services and i set in web config
<identity impersonate="true" /> and on IIS I set specific user account that
will be used. The main problem that when the IIS start applicaton and
execute the methods from Global.asax.cs it use ASPNET account but ...

I'm consuming a web service produced by a Java, non-Microsoft system.
The response will have two complex elements.  One of those has an array
of items.  Before I get back to my code, the system gets an exception:
Error in XML document at (2, 1010).

Most of the threads that i have read say that i should use the soap
toolkit. But a lot of them also say that the SOAP toolkit is not
supported anymore and has problems with it. Some one has mentioned
problems passing in data that has "." in it or somthing to that

We are trying to log Web Service Requests using a SOAP Extension.  We have
about 10 different web services, and we do not want to modify any of them.  
The only thing we would like to modify is the machine.config on the web
services server i.e.