Hello...
The quality of reply is quite bad in this forum.....many post has not
reply.... I/We need Microsoft technical team involve directly in this forum
and put some effort to give us HELP. If there is possible to do like borland

I have a .NET web service and I want to be able to version it, and continue
developing on a separate version altogether.
The client that accesses it is a windows service that when deployed will
eventually contact the new service, so something like a copy project would

I want one WebService I have, say on a server in Los Angeles, to call
methods I have in a 2nd WebService on another server, say in New York.
First of all, is it possible for two Web Services to interact like this?
Maybe I am just trying to connect them incorrectly.  What I am ...

Could someone (i.e. MS) wipe up the MTOM sample hosting as EXE using TCP
only.  All samples should have TCP and IIS versions IMHO.  TIA

What would cause the following error message?
InitializeSecurityContext failed with the following error message:
A specified logon session does not exist. It may have already terminated.
Steps taken:

We've written an smartClient application which use WSE to communicate with
server. Seems there is a problem when running our client from IE
(OneClickDeployment) on a machine never have WSE runtime installed.
Could anyone confirm this issue exist? or just because I make something

I'm trying to replicate the msdn custom binary security token example
but I would like to use a Username token as base Security token and I
have many problems:
1- How to configure the <customTokenIssuer> in my web.config file?

I have a WSE server app that uses the <cryptography> element in the
configuration (seen below).  This worked perfectly in WSE sp1, but when I
upgraded to SP2 and then to SP3, I get the following soap fault from any WSE
web service call.  I know there is not a problem with the config ...

I couldn't consume the webservice outside our firewall using DOT NET windows application, Since the above application has to go through a proxy server and connect to the internet
Is there any way we can pass proxy server, proxy port and proxy username information before invoking ...

I couldn't consume the webservice outside our firewall using DOT NET windows application, Since the above application has to go through a proxy server and connect to the internet.
Is there any way we can pass proxy server, proxy port and proxy username information before invoking ...

I'm trying to create a web service client in C# but I get stuck at one of
the first steps.
When adding a Web reference to the Visual Studio project; I get this error
(this is a translation, the English terms might not be exact) :

We are attempting to utilize a J2EE\IBM WSA webservice and on the oneway
method call I get the following exception
System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Positive number required.\r\nParameter
name: bufferSize\r\n at System.IO.StreamReader

I want to make some of my web methods avaible but basically want to hide them
in the WSDL file so not just everyone can consume them.  Is there a way using
attributes to still have certain web methods exposed in the WSDL and others
not?  Or is there a way to provide a customer ...

I am trying to create a web service which will basically interact with
the database. I am using windows forms (C#), which will be consuming or
accessing the web service. Now the problem is I want to use Client's
userid/password to access the database.

Folks:
I was successfully able to consume the first web service(WS).
Created another WS and added a reference on the client project, it added
the reference as localhost1 and not localhost. Do I have to keep adding