I need to send a cookie with a web service call.
I create a cookie and a container, associate it with the web service call.
But when I check with the network monitor, there is no cookie in the http
stream attached.

I need to send a cookie with a web service call.
I create a cookie and a container, associate it with the web service call.
But when I check with the network monitor, there is no cookie in the http
stream attached.

The following code works fine when testing with the help web page, but it
doesn't work when running from the client application. Anybody knows what
could be the problem here? thanks a lot.
JMMB

For a WebService I am developing, I return a DataSet that contains a
table listing Field Names and Field Values.  The FieldValue column is
given the type object becuase it can potentially contain any of the
primative value types (date, int, decimal, string, bool, etc).

I must be missing something pretty simple. I set a web reference to a web
service and pass it an xml document. At the provider end I validate the
received document against an xsd. I want to parse it after validation using
an xmlNodeReader and selectSingleNode. This works fine ...

I have a windows service (written on .NET 1.1/C#) connecting to a webservice
at a specified interval. I have a webreference in my project, create and
instance of this object, and call my webservice methods. The interval was
initially set to 60 seconds and everything was working ...

I have a Webservice in C#, I call this webservice function with a parameter
as String object (named pMessage)
In the function the String object pMessage will be set to corresp. messsage.
But in client program, this parameter is unchanged. Why? How can I do?

Some help would be appreciated.
I have the following:
1. A desktop app with a web reference to a web service.
2. I call this service from the code, supplying input for the method and

I created a webservice with Visual Studio 2005. A synchronous call worked
just fine.
I tried to make an asynchronous call but is doesn't compile in my cluent. I
thought the asynchronus call would always be available.

How do i get them value of the web service namespace from inside a
SoapExtension?
For example my web service is defiend as:
[ WebService(Namespace="http://www.test.com/ws/")]

Im trying http:\\localhost\WebService1\Service1.asmx?wsdl=. I am getting
http 500 internal error instead of that i want to use mycustom page.
I tried all the following options.
1. IIS customerros tab and edit properties to point to mypage for 500.

I have a custom SoapExtension class and in the "ProcessMessage" method I
would like to get a handle of
HttpApplicationState object.
How can I do that ?

The problem here is easy to describe, but I'm afraid it will be complex to
resolve, if possible at all; here it goes...
I've got a C# Forms application that needs to call web services; depending
on the environment (described below) this is either *always* working

A Yahoo search engine will only allow sites that will support multiple
browsers.
Does .net support multiple browsers?
Willem

I created a simple webservice at:
http://68.145.104.150:8080/UploadWebService/Service1.asmx
when I view it using firefox it's fine and dispalyed correctly. But when I
use IE to browse I got a SAVE AS/OPEN dialogbox.