Is it possible to load a web service dll and directrly invoke its methods
using relection to avoid installing a local web service ? Is there a sample
somewhere ?
Thanks in advance and regards

I would like to have a web service continue a little bit of processsing
after it returns the data to the consumer. What is the proper way to do
this? Please provide an bit of example code on how to do this. For
example:

Does anyone know how to make the following method work across
timezones?
[WebMethod]
public DateTime GetTime ()

Hi, I am making an application that receives Asynchronous Soap messages over
a TCP connection.  As it stands right now, if two messages are close
together, the receiver misses the second one, I assume because it is busy
with the first.  Is there a way to queue the incoming ...

I have a console based C# program that calls web service proxy methods. I
want to extract and insert the xml embedded in the SOAP body area. How is
this done? I know that in Java setSOAPBody(...) and getSOAPBody(...) can do
this, but how is this done in C#.

I have created a service and when try to install it, the following message
appears.
"the account name is invalid or does not exist, or the password is invalid
for the account name specified"

I've this problem: i'm trying to build a method that outputs an object like
this:
public class Autenticazione
    {

I am using ASP.net as web service client.
I call BeginInvoke in a proxy and use a callback function to process the
result.
However, the callback function is not the same thread of the web page. I end

Hello, as my subject suggests I am a newbie developer and am currently
working on a project that requires two webservices to communicate so that two
client applications can interact. e.g.  
client program -  Webservice - Webservice - client program

I have just implemented a reporting system for a web application I am responsible for where I work. It basically allows users to enter the report details, click a button and then fires off a call to an asynchronous web service that executes a stored procedure on SQL Server as a ...

How can I retrieve the password used to authenticate to a web service?
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Jeff S.

I have a simple webservice that just returns a string. The security for this is set to windows authentication in IIS (XP Professional) and anonymous access is also turned on.
When I access the webservice from IE there is no problem, it returns the string fine. However, when I ...

Wanted to know if we can put HTML tags in the WebMethod description. I know
we were able to but then am not very sure that if we can keep them now after
the SP1. If we can, can you let me know how or the work around.
Thanks

I am new to .NET, can any body tell me the how to use / create webservice
without using proxy pls.
Thanks in Advance,
- Abdul

I have a web service writen by .NET:
[WebMethod]
[SoapRpcMethod]
public string[] Greetings(string[] names)