I am creating a webservice to accept SOAP messages, parse the
message and send a SOAP response back to the client accessing my web service
using WSE-2 in ASP.NET.
        I am creating a class which derives from "SoapReceiver" class and

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

        I am creating a webservice to accept SOAP messages, parse the
message and send a SOAP response back to the client accessing my web service
using WSE-2 in ASP.NET.
        I am creating a class which derives from "SoapReceiver" class and

        I am creating a webservice to accept SOAP messages, parse the
message and send a SOAP response back to the client accessing my web
service using WSE-2 in ASP.NET.
        I am creating a class which derives from "SoapReceiver" class

We're creating a Windows Service with the .NET Framework (.NET 1.1 and VS
2003) and have an obvious requirement to send commands and data to control
the Windows Service.
In the Windows Service, we're thinking of implementing a SOAP listener on a

I have a 1-Dimensional Array containing "IDs" which I would like to pass
into a web service for processing.  How can I do that?

Is there a class which i can use to manually create soap messages and the
soap envelope?
I dont want to have to do it by concatenating loads of strings but i also
dont have a WSDL available to create the proxy classes automatically.

Some tome ago, me and my team could carry out our first real distributed
project. It's a GIS application using a Remoting Host (currently a Windows
Service), with TCP formatter over HTTPS. There is a bunch of classes
published in that way, actually exposing methods from an ORM layer ...

   HttpWebRequest, and SoapHttpClientProtocol both expose a
ClientCertificates property, which can hold multiple client certificates,
but on the service side, it can only receive one client certificate, since
it derives System.Web.Services.WebService class, and it's

I need a web service url ending with .asmx to validate email address
ensuring that it is a real email address before putting it into database.
Note: I know how to make a regular expression validator, I need to check
that this email address is real....

Hello Everyone !!
It is my first time to post the article.
Now I ' m testing the file attachment module using WSE 2.0
It is working well in local. but it cannot invoke the method in Remote

I am using WSE to send SOAP messages. I am very new to SOAP
Actually I have a sample SOAP message from my client with envelope
element, header and a big body. I am not sure how to construct an
envelope using the SOAPENVELOPE class.

I'm attempting to encrypt a SOAP message sent to a webservice running on
Bealogic 8.1
The EncryptedKey element generated by WSE looks like this
       <xenc:EncryptedKey xmlns:xenc="http://www.w3.org/2001/04/xmlenc#">

I have a project that contains a WebService that works great when connecting
to it on my Localhost.  Once we post the files to the test web server, all of
the pages that do not touch the webservice work fine.  However, the ones that
do touch it get the following error:

I've seen a couple of explanations about this, but haven't really understood
how to do it.
The problem is this:
I have one asp.net page that will access multiple web services.