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ServerXMLHTTP40 eqivalent...08 Jul 2005 00:43 GMT6
In my ASP.Net application I'm trying to contact a host that does not have a
web service, i.e.: a file with the asmx extension such as, anything.asmx.
They do have an URL to be contacted by VB 6.0 ServerXMLHTTP40 Send method.  
I've been communicating with them using VB 6.0 method ...
Web service calling COM server07 Jul 2005 21:00 GMT1
I have some code in a regular client-based app that calls a COM component
hosted in an EXE. For the code to work, the EXE must be running. This works
fine.
When I place the same code in a Web service (using IIS on my local computer)
set permissions on webmethods07 Jul 2005 19:17 GMT2
For my webservice I need the folowwing security:
- all the webmethods must be accesible inside the LAN (for our employees)
- by the internet only some of the methods should be accessible (by our
customers, basicly some read-methods)
WSE Encryption with KerberosTokens (what algorithm?)07 Jul 2005 13:27 GMT1
When encrypting a message body using WSE 2.0 and a Kerberos token, it is quite obvious that the encryption scheme used is symmetric as the "shared secret" is found in AD and verified in this way.
However - what algorithm is actually used here, and does one have a chance of ...
Bypass WSE security using a HttpWebRequest?07 Jul 2005 09:32 GMT2
We are in the process of implementing some WSE-enabled webservices for the
first time, and are now in the process of testing. It works fine using .Net
client code that has been "WSE'd" (i.e. Visual Studio generates the "Wse"
suffixed web service proxys), and we can see from ...
WSE 3.0 and SecureConversation07 Jul 2005 08:23 GMT2
I'm currently trying to enable WS-SecureConversation as mentionned in
the WSE 3.0 Security Hands On Lab. I changed the
establishSecurityContext attribute to "true" as mentionned. I can see in
the traces the first call to request a security token, but each
Default values in Reference.cs06 Jul 2005 21:38 GMT2
I want to be able to set some default values in my web application
...like..setting all strings to "" and all integers to int.MinValue....etc...
I have a web application object that is based on a web service class.  When
I create this new object in the application
Passing interface as parameter in web service???06 Jul 2005 21:24 GMT3
is there a way to pass an interface as input parameter for a web method?
since interface is not serializable, does that mean it's impossible to do
that?
Kevin
Failed to Load WSE 2.0 Add-in into VS.NET (CAS-problem)06 Jul 2005 20:40 GMT7
Having done a standard installation of WSE 2.0 (SP3), I'm perfectly able to right-click a project and use the dialog from "WSE Settings...".  
However - once I change the PermissionSet (CAS) for the CodeGroup called "My_Computer_Zone" from 'FullThrust' ->  'Everything' ...
How to deploy "Hello World" webservice on remote site?06 Jul 2005 17:30 GMT2
I have a simple simple ws that runs fine locally. I'd like to put it up
on a public asp.net website as a test. All of the examples seem to stop
describing the creation of a bare bones ws with a local test. I'm not
sure what I need to put up on the public website, and where they ...
Consume WebService in C#06 Jul 2005 16:47 GMT1
I am trying to consume my first WebService in a C# Windows Form in
VS.NET 2003.  I have created a Web Reference using the WSDL URL
(http://www.capescience.com/webservices/airportweather/AirportWeather.wsdl),
which created the Proxy class.  I can see the WebService and its
soap.tcp kerberos policy example06 Jul 2005 07:53 GMT3
Does anyone know of a Keberos policy example for soap.tcp?
WSE .net client and apache axis server06 Jul 2005 07:40 GMT3
I have an apache axis server, and want to use a username/password feature
with a .net c# client.
Right now I set the usernametoken with wse 2.0.
Then I have to pull it out of the header in my java application.
WSE 3.0 Passing UsernameToken between services06 Jul 2005 07:39 GMT1
I have a web service (let's call B) that consumes another web service (A).
Web service A requires a UsernameToken . Now, there is a winforms client (C)
that consumes web service B. How do I pass the UsernameToken from C to A
through B using WSE 3.0?
exclude elements of a soap message from signing05 Jul 2005 23:53 GMT2
in the article
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wse/html/9421f0
df-ccdd-4d67-9e85-1d102ada287e.asp

"How to: Specify the Parts of a SOAP Message That Are Signed or Encrypted"
it is said: "For digital signing, WSE signs the entire contents of the
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