Is there any way to tell what type of application is consuming a web service?
I'm writing a web service that returns a string with 2 carriage returns. What
I want to do is replace these carriage returns with "<br>" tags ONLY if a web
application is  consuming.

Hi,         We wrote a Web service to put some information from forms on our
Web site into a SQL database.  It works great.  The only problem is that
when Germans visit our site and enter a name like "Dürkheim," the entry
shows up in our SQL table as "Drkheim."

I have a web service running on port 7000 on a farm of web servers.
When we expose it to the outside world, however, we port map map it to
port 80 with a BigIP.  Unfortunantly, the auto-generated WSDL is
incorrect at this point.

Just wondering if someone has an example of how to decrypt a soap message
that has been encrypted with a x509 certificate. The how to included in the
wse 3 documentation doesn't have any code examples, and the wse 2
documention heads down a completely different path.

I have bumbed into a frustrating problem with my webservice. When I run
he web site in Visual studio 2005 everything works fine. But when i try
to publish it, it seems to be unable to call a method from an external
dll file. When I mean external dll file I simply mean it's dll which ...

I have some web services that will be called from ie. Linux, Machintosh,
Windows etc. All clients are required to authenitcate. What is the best
security model to apply in such environment?
andreas.w.h.k. :-)

I'm currently involved with a classic ASP project that consumes an in-house
developed webservice written in VB.NET. The webservice is approaching 50K
lines of code with no end in site. Presently, it takes about 30-seconds for
the webservice to load before an interface is ...

VS 2005 August CTP or .NET Framework 2.0 SDK August CTP is a system
requirement for the latest version of WSE 3.0, the October CTP, so I guess it
is not possible to run it with the .NET Framework 2.0 Final Release? Can
anyone tell me when a compatible version will be available or ...

is anyone using this combination yet? Successful? Not?
thanks
julie

I have a Web Service that I am reponsible for that we use for data
integration purposes.  Recently I have been tasked with sending some of this
data to a third party.  Because they need to receive the data in real time.  
They have requested that I subscribe to a Web Service that ...

I would like to call a remoting object ( likely as a server activated
singleton)
from an IIS hosted webservice.
Is this generally possible? Or is there a fundamental problem?

hi I am currently getting the following issue with webservices, anyone got
any ideas? this only just started happening.
a project with an output type of class library cannot be started directly
in order to debug this project, go to the debugging tab under configuration

Does .NET fully support RPC Encoded SOAP bindings?
Is there an iminent release which will extend support for rpc encoded.
Thanks
Ben

 Heres the scenario: I have a couple of xml feeds coming in from
another company. I need, if possible a web service to check every so
often for these xml files. The web service would parse the xml data out
and check it against our database and maybe add some things to a new

I've just deployed an app to our live server. It makes heavy use of a
few external web services, and also exposes some as well. It worked
fine on all of our test machines, but on the live server we are getting
timeouts on the web service calls.