How can the outgoing port of the client be configured, for example,  to be
within a range when communicating with a webservice (NOTE: not the server
port in the url) ?
I have a webservice client derived from SoapHttpClientProtocol, but cannot

I developed an C# ASP.NET Web Service and 3rd party COM component is used in
this service. This code was working fine before migrating to Windows 2003
SP1. But I am getting the following error after migrating to Windows 2003 SP1
when creating an COM component in ASP.NET (C# Web ...

When I define a webservice:
SOURCE:
   [WebMethod]
   public string Crunch(string bite)

I've created a custom PolicyAssertion.  When I return false from
IsSatisfiedBy how can I specify a custom error message (a custom soap fault
message to be exact)?
Right now all that is returned to the client is:

When I have tried to generate java and C# servers/clients from the same
WSDL as described further below, these are the results I have been able
to achieve:
OK: C# proxy invokes C# service

I have  .net web service developed using WSE, one of the project in java
needs to use the web service , as I am sending the encrypted token using WSE,
how would the java client be able to call the web service.
as I have read in one article that WSE is not supported in java, if so ...

in .NET 2.0, the enableSession attribute will not be there. so if I have it
in .NET 1.1, will it still work in .NET 2.0?
Kevin

I'm building a web service for a client and would like to know if it's
possible to achieve it the way they'd like it.
Basically I need to call a dotnet web service from a client application
written in VB6 and (if possible) avoid packaging a dotnet component with this

(I'm new in SOAP)
I get some wsdl file (from apache service ). I tried creating SOAP client
with .NET - trying to add Web Reference and get error like: "Custom tool
error: Unable to import WebService/Schema. Unable to import binding..."

Error when opening a solution with a web services project in it:
"The default Web access mode for this project is set to file share, but the
project folder at 'http://localhost/my.webservices' cannot be opened with the
path 'C:\development\my.webservices'. The error returned was:

If the client tries to access a web service with invalid namespace, it gets
a SOAP exception as invalid SOAPAction.
The invalid namespace will happen because the proxies on the client side
were generated before the namespace on the server side was updated.

I am having a case when Server is sending SoapFault and convey more
information about the fault as custom headers in SoapHeader.
In WSE 2.0 when a soap fault is received, it throws  SoapException and I
lose that information.

Could u please tell me why the following codes cannot run in webservice while
these codes can be run in a window form? Thanks.
[WebMethod]
public string test()

I'd like to know, if anyone knows how should i send a XML file, located
in server folder, to a web service. The purpose is to send and receive
XML files that can have a large of data, so i think that it could not
use a string variable. Do i have other possible scenarios? I have find

public class Global : System.Web.HttpApplication
{
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