I'm trying to get a .Net client (C# console app) maintain
a session with a Java-based web service (Axis), but it doesn't seem
to work. (Of course, a Java client to the same service works fine)
My C# code looks like this:

I seem to be missing a point here... but I really can't figure out what -
and I ve spend a full day on it and starting to feel realy stupid!
I have build a simple web service based on an example i found somewhre, that
simply retrieves data from an access database and returns it as ...

I'm developing a ASP.Net 2.0 web service. I am using windows XP sp2 version 5.1
When testing the service, I created a number of threads that access the web
service at the same time. When I increase the number of threads to more than
10, I get the errrors below. I've found out that ...

Can some one tell me how to use hexadecimal character in web service.
And then how to declare client which is using this web service.
My webservice is properly taking hexadecimal character but in client
application it is giving error in system.xml.dll.

We're having an internal debate about the merits & demerits of
returning status codes in the output message vs exceptions to signify
errors in handling a Web method.
The status code camp is arguing that business rules related errors are

Even though each Request is supposed to open the file and close it
independently. Could it be possible that one request afftects the second one?
I would really appreciate your help.
Thanks

I have a particular requirement when I call a web service; I have to call the
web service, wait until the web service returns or my timeout expires
(whichever is sooner) and exit.
I tried to use the MSDN example to poll a web service and abort it after a

I'm in the midst of developing an intranet application using the 1.1
.NET Framework. All of the development is being done in VS.NET 2003 on
Win2k3 boxes using VB.NET. Within certain parts of the application I
make use of Hosted Windows Forms (HWF). These HWFs need to make very

I have a particular requirement when I call a web service; I have to call the
web service, wait until the web service returns or my timeout expires
(whichever is sooner) and exit.
I tried to use the MSDN example to poll a web service and abort it after a

When calling a webmethod that returns a struct that has a 2-D array the
webmethod outputs the following error message:
ATLSOAP: CSoapRootHandler::GetElementEntry -- duplicate element was sent.
Any ideas on what I should do to fix the error?

I've seen many postings/solutions on this, but none have worked for me.
I have a Java method which returns an custom array type that I published
using Apache Axis 1.3. With a Java client, it is fine. But a C# 2005 client
errors out.  I was hoping someone can try it and let me know ...

Can anybody tell me , what does mean by web service boundry in context
of the SOA
can I add wrapper / facade on top of my web service

I was trying, for the first time, to create a (fairly simple) SOAP
extension for some of my web services. They were to be called from the
WindowsForms host application.
Following error message occured:

I'm developing a web service with should be used by an .NET CF2 client and
an .NET 2.0 Windows client.
I've tried to put all the connection logic into one class, which could be
used in common from the mobile and the windows client. But this didn't work:

NEWBIE WARNING:
I have a VB.Net web service that is working fine on my PC, but I need to
deploy it on a server in our network.  What's the easiest way to do this?