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Non-hardcoded web service location18 Jul 2005 12:25 GMT2
Is it possible to not hardcode the address to the web service in C#; i.e.,
the address written in the .wsdl file?
Thanks
web service structure18 Jul 2005 03:49 GMT2
Hi, I am new to .net so excuse me.
I need to create mutiple webservices (for multiple clients). The webmethods
would essentially have the same parameters except for the return values. say
they pass us an id, then depending on webserice called I might need to return
Send webservice parameters by using query string from browser18 Jul 2005 02:38 GMT11
Is there any way to call a WSS web service method by using browser and see
the XML result in browser as well?
I have been told that there is query string syntax for calling webservices.
Is that true?
Web Service stops responding15 Jul 2005 22:41 GMT4
I have a .NET web service running on a 2K box and IIS 5.  We've experienced
it twice now where the service stops responding to any type of request after
running succesfully for a month or so.  The service does not respond to the
consumer or to my browser pointing to the asmx file ...
Consuming a Web service15 Jul 2005 22:34 GMT1
I have a project setup to create a dll as a VB.NET Class library
project.  This dll is supposed to wrap to calls to web services so that I
can utilize this in VB and other .NET environments.  I am running in to
problem in consuming the services that I have on a java server.
HTTP/ASMX Message Receive Failure15 Jul 2005 22:15 GMT1
Sometimes I have a DimeFormatException raised when
the client  is trying to upload file to my web services.
It's not happening all the times which makes this bug unreproducable.
Here is message from trace:
how to redirect a web service15 Jul 2005 22:06 GMT3
I support an application that runs on multiple service.  A CSS url is used to
call the web services - and it round robins each to the next server so there
is even distribution accross our servers.  Sometimes, based on the details in
the input parms, we may need to redirect the ...
Display Image Binary data in Web Browser15 Jul 2005 21:58 GMT2
I'm returning the binary data from my webservice and it works but I'm
having problems rendering the image in an <img> tag in my web browser.
The code I'm using is below:
Dim wsurl
Consuming a WSE Web Service from a Windows / Web client.15 Jul 2005 15:48 GMT2
I am relatively new to using WSE and have a client application question.
I read in the documentation of WSE that we have to install WSE on every
client machine that needs to consume a WSE enabled Web Service.
If thats true, how do I go about installing WSE on all the client
Using OLE Automation from a Web Serivce. Is it possible ?15 Jul 2005 14:24 GMT1
I have a scenario where i need to extract a Excel sheet data from my web
service.  How i can do that from my web serivce. Is it possible to use OLE
Automation from my web service and then the clients of my web service can
get data from my Excel sheet.
Trying to pass NetworkCredential to WebService15 Jul 2005 08:31 GMT4
I am running W2k3, Visual Studio 2003, Framework version 1.1.4322.  I have
one simple asp.net web service and one simple asp.net web app. When I run
the web service directly (http://localhost/mywebservice/Service.asmx)
everything works fine.  When I try to call the web service ...
this.url in reference pointing to http: instead of https:15 Jul 2005 01:55 GMT1
We use CSS in our staging environment to load balance calls to our web
services.  However, when adding a web reference to a basic C# .Net windows
app, the wsdl & reference.cs generated both point to http: instead of https:.
our CSS is https://vose.ebiz.verizon.com/voseapp/Tpv ...
Error Consuming Webservice14 Jul 2005 22:39 GMT2
We are attempting to consume a webservice that passes faxed documents back
and forth.  When we try to send or retrieve a ducment through the service,
whe get the following...
Server was unable to read request. --> There is an error in XML document (1,
Acessing WebService From Behind ISA with WinForms App14 Jul 2005 22:32 GMT1
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:
flow user identity to web service through httpcontext??14 Jul 2005 22:29 GMT1
is there anyway to get access to the httpcontext of a web service call so
that a custom principal object can be carried in the httpcontext??
thx
Kevin
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