A Web Service, or any ASP.NET application for that matter, is typically first
started on the first request to it.
I have a need for a Web Service to be automatically started, without
receiving a request first. I'd like to avoid having yet another application

I have a WSE2 WS receiving X509-signed messages.  I can't read the
RequestSoapContext.Current to get the cert token--the object is null.  It
worked fine on my dev box.  Now on a test server, it breaks whether I'm
coming from a different box or through localhost on the server box. ...

I've been using the following (client-side) configuration block to allow
WSE/DIME transfer of files larger than 4 meg:
<messaging>
  <maxRequestLength>-1</maxRequestLength>

I've been using the following (client-side) configuration block to allow
WSE/DIME transfer of files larger than 4 meg:
<messaging>
  <maxRequestLength>-1</maxRequestLength>

   I'm trying to authenticate the user based on the credentials that I get
from the client app, but I'm getting empty string as user name. Can somebody
tell me if I'm doing anything wrong here. Thanks in advance!
Here is what I'm doing:

I have a client (C# MS Excel Project) calling a Web Service to retrieve and
update data. One of the business requirement is the client's NT Login ID, IP
Address and computer name must be log for each web service method call.
To get client information using integrated Windows ...

I am writing a web service that is taking advantage of WSE.  I'm
starting out by just sending a userNameToken with a plain text
password.  The class I'm using to implement the userNameTokenManager
works as expected with the authenticateToken method. I've debugged it

I am writing a asp.net web service. I now need to analyse every
incoming SOAP message and also be able to track if they reached
effectively.
How can u trap the SOAP messages in C# and is there any way of knowing

If I call a WebMethod and supply a UsernameToken, a MessageSignature and an
EncrypedData object I know that my message to the server is secure.
If I do nothing other than return the 'result' in my WebMethod, is the
Response sent back to the client secure?

Hi group.
I am using VS2005 RC1.
I can't figure out how to get started doing Contract-First web services
development.

I have a web service with two soap extensions enabled on it.
When I run the default IIS method invoke page, the invoke button bypasses
all my soap extensions. But when I call the web method through another
proxy, it works fine.

I now have a client that will expect a secure response to be returned from
the server. To achieve the authentication I have extended
UsernameTokenManager in the standard way (this will be ported to a
certificate-based solution in the near future).

I have an application that is doing some web scraping and needs to submit
certain information to a web form. Is there a method in VB.net or the .Net
framework to POST form data with key/value parameters because the only
method i can find require me to build my own variable string ...

I have set the timeToleranceInSeconds value to 24 hours in the client
application config file as well as on the Web Server that is running the Web
Service.
<microsoft.web.services2>

When my web service and web application are on the same server (Windows 2003
Standare), everything work fine.  When the web application is on a different
server (Windows 2003 Web Server), the application fails giving the error
message I have posted below the code.  Any help is ...