I have a web service that talks to SQL Server 2005.  At present the WS uses
an SQL Server login and password to connect.
Is this best practice or should I be running the WS under a domain account
and using Integrated Security to connect to SQL Server?

I'm sure this is possible but I just can't see how to do it.  I want to add
schemas to my solution and have C# classes automatically generated from
them.  I can see how to generate typed DataSet's with the MSDataSetGenerator
custom tool.  Is there something similar for simple ...

Does anyone know of a website that maintains a list of web services
that can be freely consumed?
I'm thinking of a project that would benefit from a web service and I'm
sure there's one out there, but can't seem to locate it.

Hi People,
I have a question regarding Web Service and Class Factories.
I have a Collection of Web Services that do specific jobs. There are
about 15 in all. These services are in one VS.NET project.

I have a SoapEnvelope object that needs to be sent to a
web service.
The reason I am not using something like the
SoapHttpClientProtocol to invoke a method is becase I am

Here's the scenario:
* you have 1 SOAP message and you have different consumers.
*  Some consumers should have access to the entire message
* Other consumers should have access to only a specific section of the message

Is WSE3 help supposed to be integrated (and available) into the VS2005 help?
Post WSE3 install, I can only access WSE3 help from the standalone WSE3
'Documentation' (i.e. the file referenced by the WSE3 Start Menu shortcut).
Is this by design (i.e. oversight) or is there something ...

anybody can send complete discription of dotnet remoting and webservice. in
which situation which can be used

I was trying to assign a code-based policy to the service.
It works fine.
But if I add following line, the service gets failed.
assertion.EstablishSecurityContext = true;

Hi.  I am attempting something new in my coding and need some direction.   I
have a web service that I am attempting to return a custom colleciton of
custom objects of a single type.
When I call the web method from a client host I am getting back a

I'm having a question which concerns both implementation and deployment of
webservices (coming from one our clients).
Is it possible to have a webserver (in VB.NET) installed on server A, and
the business layer on server B? If so, are there any articles available who

What's the general opinion on which of these to choose?
I see that the SoapDocumentServiceAttribute defaults to literal/wrapped, but
this article -
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/06/ServiceStation/ - says "it

I have created a simple HelloWorld application in WSE2.0 SP3.
When I browse to the endpoint url over http (e.g.
http://localhost/TestService.ashx) the WSDL is fine and I can create a
client proxy and call into the service. Examining the WSDL shows the

I have created a simple HelloWorld application in WSE2.0 SP3.
When I browse to the endpoint url over http (e.g.
http://localhost/TestService.ashx) the WSDL is fine and I can create a
client proxy and call into the service. Examining the WSDL shows the

Dear sirs,
I am using custom wrappers to primitive types in my classes, so I can
have some flags when working with the database ("undefined" and "null")
.