How can I make a web service return a response, and then keep
processing the request?
For example, a client calls a WS to request the server do a time
consuming calculation. The web service should return a response

I ran a Microsoft SQL report (Reporting Services), but I sometimes get the
following error. I've searched in Google and MSDN, and they tell many
symptoms of this error, therefore, I am not sure what going on.
Please tell me the best way to fix this error.

I'm using WS-Attachments (WSE1.0) to download documents. I keep getting
"MessageTimeStamp fault Message expired" irrespective of how long I set the
Timestamp.Ttl. Here is my code
           Dim oreqContext As Microsoft.Web.Services.SoapContext

I'm writing a C# client which subscribes to a Tomcat/Axis service.  Now this
task has been relatively easy, up to this point and I’m hoping you might be
able to provide some input, or a pointer to some input.  Up to this point
I've written Java code almost exclusively, hence my ...

I have a Visual C++ MFC program, and I am trying to use a webservice written
in C#.  When I add the webservice to my project using Add Web Reference the
sproxy compiler complains about one of the object wanting to extend
MarshalByRefObject object, and I get an error SDL1030.

I have a web service and a windows form client of the web service.
I have tested the windows form client locally using the web service. This
scenario works successfully.
When I attempt to run the windows form client using no-touch deployment, the

If I remember correctly I believe I read that with WSE 3.0 you could move
away from using http/iis and use tcp instead. Is this possible when using
MTOM? If so, that would increase speed alot.
And another thing, how would I send the file without reading the whole file

Our developers have experienced a problem with updating Web References in
Visual Studio.NET 2003.
Normally, when a web service class (.asmx) is created, updating the Web
Reference will utilise the disco file to update the

We have an internal company WinForms application that makes some calls
out to a intranet web service (once at application start-up for some
configuration info and then periodically during the life of the
application for specific functional requests).

I have a Web servcie that works fine on my development machine, but I can't
get it to work on a clean machine that I am trying to deploy it on.
The development machine is running XP. The deployment machine is running
Windows 2003 Server. The web service was built with visual studio ...

How do i connect to a webservice through a proxy server. I tried modifying
the general .net machine.config but with no success.

There are many books on how to create web service application from scratch
however I haven't found
any resource to explain how to convert an existing application to support
web services.

I have a windows service that gets its settings from a webservice. So, when
the windows service calls a method called GetSettings it needs to connect to
a webservice, pass in 2 parameters (so the webservice knows who it is) and
get back about 20 settings.

Feeling a bit frustrated here. Maybe I did not find the correct info
yet, that's why I am asking you.
I have "developed" a .NET 2.0 WebService and generated (using wsdl.exe)
the WSDL for it.

This is a strange problem.
I have some IIS backed web services. I have one machine (call it machine A)
that acts as the server and listens for these web service calls. There is
another machine (not .NET if it matters) that is a server for some web