I have the simple Hello World web service running in debug mode on my
development machine
(XP Pro SP2). I'm using VS2005. I'm able to access it from my machine. When I
try to access it from another machine (also XP pro SP2), using the URL:

Hi Experts,
I consider myself an advanced .NET developer but I am new to SSL.  My
question is both simple and perhaps foolish.
I have a .NET Form client consuming a .NET WS via an https request.

I am looking into using web services within a new framework I am putting
together and can see the benefit of being able to use a web service to
provide access to system by clients.
As part of the design I would like to implement the observer pattern from

I have an ISA server redirecting internet traffic to an internal server.  
The problem is that the <To> address in the message is changed by ISA, from
the external address, to the internal address of the IIS server.  Here's the
detailed exception that is thrown:

I've got a webproject that calls a webservice 4 times to check information
in an CRM system. These checks are made in an asynchronous process. These
processes call an instance of the webservice class, there all the functions
of the webservice are grouped in functions.

When I used WSE SP2 to generate a client proxy for a client configured to
use WSE I got both the WS client proxy class AND the client proxy class
including WSE 2.0 which gets named <webservicename>Wse. the first inherits
like this:

I'm using 2005 VB.NET to create a web service that validates an xsd and xml
file but need to get the positional flatfile into an xsd format. Has anyone
tried this before or know of some links that can help?
Thanks,

I've create the following certificate using makecert.exe version
5.131.2157.1 (Come with .Net SDK v.1.1)
makecert -cy authority -r -n "CN=Test Authority" -sr localmachine -ss
"Trust"

System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHeaderException:
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHeaderException: Server unavailable, please
try later ---> System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException:
Cryptography_CSP_NoPrivateKey\n   at

I am trying to do UserNameOver Certificate auth and the inner exception I
get is
"Security requirements are not satisfied because the security header is not
present in the incoming message."

   We have been using the the National Weather Service
webservice(http://www.weather.gov/xml/) for a while. A couple weeks ago they
made some changes and moved the url of the
wsdl(http://www.weather.gov/forecasts/xml/DWMLgen/wsdl/ndfdXML.wsdl).

I have a question. How much (performance) does it cost to keep business
logic in web service and to use it through client(asp.net). Is the
flexibility worth the performance??? Or is it better to put all the logic to
asp.net? Can't make my mind, please help.

What's the difference between XML Web-services, SOAP Web-Services, etc...?

I am a beginer in web services and would like to get your advise and comments.
First of all I have heard that the use of web services is to make heterogen
system to collaborate each other within a standard way.
Now if you know the platform you are going to deploy your application ...

I am using an HttpWebRequest to make a soap request to a web service.
I am buidling my own WSE header information to send over.  When I do, I
get a Message Expired Error.  However, the input file from the tracing
file I got from the webservice shows the following timestamp: