My second attempt at the same question...
Can someone clarify the precedence of execution for SOAPExtensions?? I have
a security extension which I configure in Web.Config. Works great thanks for
that.

Does anyone know of a load test tool that can be used to test WSE 2.0 Web
Services?

Hi,
I have a web page that needs to make three web service requests.
Initially I thought I might be able to create an instance of the proxy, sign
it with a kerberos2 token and then make the three requests. It doesn't like

I have a web app that offer some webmethods. Web app is configured to use
wse2 for webservice access. But I have same exceptions, I need that some
methods to be accesse without wse security mecanism, but other through wse,
is it posible and how to do it? Any sugestions will be ...

I installed WSE 1.0 after reading about the new SOAP context class and the
tracing features.  I want to easily enable/disable logging of
incoming/outgoing SOAP/XML.  I have used the WSE tool to enable tracing. I
have made the tracing files and given permission to the ASPNET user ...

I want to be able to encrypt part of a soap message. I understand I need the
public key of the identity running the web service I am sending the message
to. My Questions are
a) Where do I get the name of the identity I am sending the message to?

How can I set the SoapActor for the default SecurityContextService created
for the assembly when
<autoIssueSecurityContextToken enabled="true" />
is specified in the web.config?  Even if my endpoint resolves to a web

I believe it was discussed here before but I can't find.
So here's a problem:
For each request I synchronously call a Web Service but .NET limits a number
of HTTP connections you can establish from a particular process. The default

I am attempting to connect to an Amazon web service.  When I try to utilize
Amazon's WSDL to create the web reference via vs.net 2003 (in the "add a web
reference" dialog box), I get the following error...
"There was an error downloading