I have a problem with ASP.NET 2.0 and Windows 2000 Server. I develop a
WebService for ASP.NET 2.0, in Windows XP Professional with VS.NET 2005 and
works correctly. I have installed the netframework 2.0 Beta in a Windows
Server 2000, but when i run then webservice, then i get the ...

Hello to everyone,
I have the following problem:
I MUST host my client application on Windows 98, with .NET Framework 1.1
I am using Visual Studio .NET 2003.

I all,
I would lile to know if there is a way to add/change the SOAP request
at the client side by adding special information to the header in the
request.

  There was this annoying problem with .NET 1.1 where a web service
would take 15 secs or more to get loaded into memory upon first access.
After that, subsequent accesses are fast, UNTIL the webservice is left
idle for about 15-20 minutes, then somehow it takes 15 seconds to load

I want to make a webservice that returns an order with orderlines.
How can this be best done?
Can this be done with an object order (class order) that haves a property
arraylist of orderline objects (class orderline)?

I need to send a mail message from a web service.
If i execute the code from Windows Form Application the message is sended
correctly but if i execute the same code from a web service an exception is
throwed "Could not access 'CDO.Message' object".

I understand how to change the URL of a web service at run-time.  But, if I
am using a web service in a windows application, what is a good way to
inform the application of the current location of the web service, without
recompiling and redistributing the application?

I'm looking for a nudge in the right direction.
We have an order processing system that currently has a simple ASP.NET web
interface. Various clients who want to place orders already have a userID
and password specified within our application (i.e., not Windows

I changed the server after creating a web service (VB.NET), and the WSDL and
SOAP headers for the new site's web test page still are showing the old
server's name.
What code or are configuration do I need to add/change to fix this problem?

The best way to describe my problem is to show some code....
public class Test
{
 int a;

I'm running a webservice on a windows 2003 server. The software itself runs
fine in unprotected mode. When I add a user and switch on to authentication
mode, the service will still runs fine when called from a remote server. It
failes when you connect from your local server. Not ...

All
I'm desperately looking for a way to call a webservice that do not give me
401: Permission denied error. Here's my issue. I created a webpage on my
local hard drive to call a webservice on SOMEDOMAIN.COM, calls succeeded.

Before I called a method from a web service, I want to check that the web
service is available.
Something like :
If WebServiceIsOk then....

The webservice code:
public class WebService1:yadayada
{
   public string sFN;

Hi all.  I am using W2K3, .NET2 on a machine running AD and Exchange.  I
started getting the message below last week.  I googled the error and not
much was returned, but I did find this;
http://forums.asp.net/918725/ShowPost.aspx