I have written both a server and a client using WSE 2.0 SP3.
Generally, it works very well.  However, it is possible for the client
to fire a lot of requests in quick succession.  Occasionally when the
client fires too many requests too quickly, the server stops

I used VS 2005 Feb. version to create a web service. It worked fine as
file-based service but when I tried to invoke from
http://localhost/.../service.asmx. to retrieve the reference from the
service, I got:

I was wondering: we have a platform that will need to be compatible with
future versions of the platform.  We are planning on using WSE 2, but is it
guaranteed to be compatible with future versions or will it be dropped when
indigo comes out?  Is it compatible with indigo?

I'm attempting to write code that consumes the web services from sharepoint.
The SDK describes the method's clearly enough, but fails to describe the
meaning of the attributes returned. Where do I find these meanings?
For example, GetListItems returns things that are both folders ...

I have created a web service, which when I call in my browser presents the
text form etc. When I click the button, I get this error:
System.ArgumentException: Cannot convert  to System.Int32.
Parameter name: type ---> System.FormatException: Input string was not in

What prevents someone from intercepting a message to a web service,
extracting the SCT from it and then using the SCT to sign and encrypt their
own malicious messages to the service?
My understanding is that SCT is just a bunch of bytes (created by the STS)

I am having difficulty consuming a Web Service from a C# Pocket PC
application.  I receive the message:
***
An unhandled exception of type

I saw in a blog that wse wasn't supported in 64-bit environments, but havn't
been able to find any more detailed information on the matter.
Our software relies on wse 2.0, does this prevent us from running on 64-bit?

I'm a newbie to XML Web Services I have a class written in C# with a few
string properties that i want to expose as xml from a web service.
Whenever i try this i just get something like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

   I have a Web Service, which returns a DataSet and I am able to consume.
This is ok if I have a single data to be returned.
Now I want to return two things,
1. DataSet

  I have a situation where I have a Rich Client Win Form App built in C#
and I need to transport a dataset across the internet to a webservice in
asp.net. Database is Sql Server sitting on the same server. Now the problem
resides in the connection type. He is using a satellite ...

got a questoin here, I have a winform client to call web service and the web
service functions have EnableSession =ture, use IE to test the web service
session, it works, but how to get it to work in winform? it seems like every
call to the service will start a new session even if ...

1.  Is maxIothreads parameter used still in IIS 6 ? For processing web
service requests, I don't see ASp.NET AvailableIOThreads going down ? If I
use another web service from my web service, would IO thread be used or
worker thread ?

I am new to WSE...  I have read over examples from Microsoft and others, but
I am not able to get WSE to work.  My client has an existing database of
users and password that would like a new applicaiton.  I can either use
Remoting or Webservices with it.  Regular web services ...

Does WSE 2.0 support WS-Reliability specifications? If not how it can be
achieved, is there any framework available for it?
Please help.
Thanks in advance,