When I run my web service application in VS2005 IDE and then watch the
output window, almost after any method call, I have something like this
message in my output window:
The thread '<No Name>' (0xdc0) has exited with code 0 (0x0).

I would like to know how to access the SOAP Header data?
I'm building an infopath application using JScript that will consume a
C#-implemented web service.
The infopath application already generated the following SOAP message,

I just have a question, why in web service .net use SOAP protocol and
not RPC? SOAP is stronger than RPC but in which sides?
can some one give me some ideas?
thanks

I've written a web service that returns an xml document with some
information about documents in a Sharepoint Server, however when I try
to consume the web service I get this error:
Server was unable to process request. --> There was an error generating

Hi group.
I need to create a server-side c# implementation of the following wsdl
file: http://www.witsml.org/api/131d/WMLS.WSDL
I run the wsdl.exe utility with the /si option. I get the following

I get the following error when installing WSE 3.0.
Error 1722.There is a problem with this Windows Installer package. A program
run as part of the setup did not finish as expected. Contact your support
personnel or package vendor.  Action RegisterSettingsVSRuntime, location:

When I set a client policy, the WSE layer is modifying the SOAPAction header
to
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/02/trust/RST/SCT
How can I set it as my original/intended SOAPAction header?

I am unable to get the SoapException thrown by a web service. I am using a
soapclient class to send the request (SendRequestResponse) but all I get is
"Fault occured".
Any good examples on this???

I have to send a SOAP request from my .NET/C# client to a server
(Apache/Java/Axis) that expects a SessionKey to appear in the
SOAPHeader.  Their WSDL does not describe the header (I spoke with them
and they are not able to provide WSDL with it) so I handcrafted the

On the client's side I would like to be able to send certain data in
the headers such as company name, package name, ip, user name, password
and role.
On the server's side I would like to have a policy that only allows

I have a question about how to call a WebService from a a Windows Forms
application.
I have developed a WebService that has a Login method.     Stripped down, it
looks like this….

We have a client application running on VS2005 RC. Here is the issues. Each
time the application is restrart, the fisrt webservice call takes a long time
to complete (sometime more that 2 minutes). All subsequent call to the same
webservice are done in few second.

I have to connect to a server set up by the government, where they used
Apache Axis to create a webservice.
The code I use to interface to the webservice is generated by wsdl.exe,
based on a .wsdl file they sent me.

I need to create a webserivce which is able to talk to the following
components:
1) Another webservice which is written by java and talks to its own backend
database to authenticate the users

Team,
When my web service throws an exception and I am debugging on my PC - I get
the exception back in my browser fine.  My web.config shows <customErrors
mode="Off"/> and this is working well.