I have a try catch block in a web service that executes ADO.NET code that
interfaces with an Oracle database.  In addition, I have a try catch block in
the client around the call to the web service.  I am having an issue catching
the Oracle error and passing the error info to the ...

how a tcp server running on given uri like
"soap:tcp://localhost:8080/MyReceiver" will return wsdl. In normal web
service case which runs on http returns wsdl by simply appending '?wsdl' in
url, but I am confused how a tcp server will do the same.

I am sending username and pwd in usernametoken in SendHashed format,
While in  web service, i am getting  Nothing in that UsernameToken's
Password.
If send it as SendPlainText, then in my web service, i get a hashed pwd.

I have written a client to a web service. I use ASP.NET 1.1 for the
client.
It worked until I tried to send accented characters. Then the service
answered that my signature is not valid. I was told by the people

I see this attribute is applied at the class level.  Is there a mechanism to
apply security policy at the method level to give a more granular way of
determining who has access to what methods.
I had a look through the samples and did not see this.

Hi All.. i need help in this issue...
Public Attributes & Properties for shared classes amoung webservice are
accessible, but how can we call the methods.
i have a webMethod that returns a custom datatype to the client, where i

I have designed the messages that my web service will use as XSD files and
then created .NET classes from them using the xsd.exe utility.  These
classes reside in an assembly called "MessageLibrary".  My web service
references this assembly and defines some web methods that take ...

I am writing a server application using SOAP over TCP (soap.tcp). I want to
generate a WSDL file from this uri "soap.tcp://localhost:8080/stockservice".
All I have heard is that its not possible to add a web referene as it happens
to generate proxy class "If the SoapService ...

Hi,
I have just downloaded WSE 2.0 and trying out the authentication feature. I
have a client application on one machine talking to a web service on another
machine. My problem was i keep getting time stamp problem. Yes, the time on

The big picture: I want to use WS-Trust with a Security token service that
issues a custom Security Token that I later will be sending to other web
services.
I've been using the code in CustomXmlSecTokenCode sample that comes with WSE

I'm trying to create a system whereby my desktop application submits
it's order to an online server using a webservice (pretty standard!).
So, I added a new project to my solution to develop the webservice in
and created a basic webservice which just returns my "Order" object as a

I'm trying to experiment with a Custom Security Token.  I'm going
through an article that comes with WSE 2.0  entitled "How to: Create a
Class Representing a Custom XML Security Token".  In the example, they
give the following constructor:

Can anybody recommend a book about WS-Security.
I was thinking of:
   Securing Web Services with WS-Security : Demystifying WS-Security,
WS-Policy, SAML, XML Signature, and XML

I am running into the famous 4MB file restriction on a Web Service that I've
built using DotNET and WSE 2.0. I've read all the documentation on the issue.
I'm aware that I must modify the following config files to bump the file size
restriction up.

I am implementing some web services to support a new standard for my
industry.  Because of the way these web services are defined, there is the
possibility that a large amount of data can be sent in one call.  In some
cases I would want to make sure that the web service timeout ...