I am working on a project for a directed study class and am having
problems with webservices.
I have .NET Framework version 1.1.4322.573 with IIS and Frontpage
Extensions installed and Visual Studio 2003. These are all a fresh

Is there any performance considerations for a web service returning a
structure versus an instance of a class?

I am utterly confused about the authentication and authorization process of
WSE 2.0 i've read numerious articles around on the web but i was unable to
find an answer to my confusion. The thing is i've numerous method in my
webservice i.e Login, GetProductPrice, SetProductPrice ...

I've created a webservice, which is working fine in development
environment and UAT environment. but i received following error often
in staging environment, not all the time.
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Can anybody suggest me how do i maintain the state of a client calling my
webservice method.e.g. consider a webservice that lets the user browse a
remote machine, web service exposes two methods ChangeDirectory and
MakeFolder, how do i maintain the currentfolder of the caller on the ...

Hello grp:
Has anyone had any luck using Certificate Services generated certs and
SecureConversation?  For whatever reason, I am able to use our Verisign
certs with no issue but receive a bunch of different errors when attempting

The resource cannot be found.
Description: HTTP 404. The resource you are looking for (or one of its
dependencies) could have been removed, had its name changed, or is
temporarily unavailable. Please review the following URL and make sure

I'm trying to access a WindowsForms application from a network with a ISA
server proxy.  At this point I'm convinced that ISA Server is the Devil!!!
I originally had issue with the credentials, so I passed the credentials as
follows:

The service works fine with small data, 75k, but if I'm sending 1meg or
.5meg, it times out. and I get the error below.
I'm running a C# .net client (the error is from windows command line) and
it's calling a java apache axis server.

Is it possible to place a breakpoint in a webservice that when the client
attempts to consume it, I can step through the webservice on the server using
a debugger?  
The above is a question when doing development...but when the webservice is

I'm developing a web service for deployment over the Internet and I am now
looking at securing it. It only needs to be accessed from one client (in the
short term) and is never intended for widespread usage. As a starting point
I'm looking at Windows Authentication.

My web application is in ASP.NET With C#.
I want to deploy my web application i.e. create setup.exe.
And I want to accept some value from the user when he is installing the web
application.

I have a web service that has a Venue class on it.  I also have a client
application running on pocket pc that has the same Venue class on it.  The
problem is when i perform use the
[WebMethod]

The resource cannot be found.
Description: HTTP 404. The resource you are looking for (or one of its
dependencies) could have been removed, had its name changed, or is
temporarily unavailable. Please review the following URL and make sure

I have a web service that I only want a consuming entity to use. In other
words I do not want someone having the ability to plug in the URL to the web
service in their browser and be able to invoke my methods that way. An
application consuming it should only be allowed to do so.