I need to develop a secure Web Service that requires a username and
password.  One of the requirements is that the WS supports Windows
Authentication, meaning accepts the username and password the client used to
log on to Windows.  The WS then needs to see which Active Directory ...

I've moved my old ASP1.1 with WSE2.0 SP3 to ASP2.0 and have found
strange error which raises spontaneously. Here is the stack trace:
System.InvalidOperationException
Message: The XML Web service help page encountered an internal error.

Folks,
Is anyone calling a WSE enabled Web Service from VB 6 or C++ ATL clients. If
so, could you please point me to any white papers, blogs, links, etc that
will help get me started with doing this.

Where can i find a list of WSE error codes ?
Do i have to parse the thrown exception "Message" string looking for a
WSEXXX: code?     Surely not... i just want the error code
For example

Here's the thing I have a web aplication (1.1) and one of my classes
has an array as a property (let's say Class A, has an ArrayList of Bs).
On the other side I have a win form app which uses web services from
the first app.

a method of webservice to return the list of filename from the server's disk
d:,when i pulished the webservice to the server and call the method in my
application return a messagebox that there is fileiopermission error .

When I call a web service on the IIS 5 or 6 I see the connection count
increase by 1 user,
but after a minute the connection is close, connection count decrease by 1
user,

I am using WSE2.0 over a secure SSL connection.  Each time i send a request
to the SSL webserver, i retreive a certificate from the certificate store.
To avoid the overhead of retrieving the certificate from the store for each
invocation of the web services method can i cache it?

We are returning an XML string such as <SessionID>8</SessionID>. The string
is being URL encoded. The perl client trying to accesses the web services is
requesting that it not be encoded.
Is it possible to disable the encoding? Or should we not try.

I have double byte characters in the content that I am returning using Web
Services.  However, the encoding in the xml file returned by Web Services is
utf-8 and I am unable to read the content, not even by changing browser
encoding setting to the appropriate one.

 I have C# solution that requires a call to a web service in our network.
At this time the service is being tested on my local machine (aka: localhost).
I am able to Add Web Reference... into the project; however, when i go to
reference the web service like this:

I am using WSE 2.0.  What we have is a Server and n-clients.
The server is in US...in the PST timezone.  Now if the client is in the same
timezone it loggs in. But i am not able to log in from any other
country(other timezones).

I am having a problem with a Web Service written in Visual Studio 2005.
I have a typed dataset that I created using the Visual Studio 2005
Data Source tool.  This retrieves its data from a SQL Server 2000
database.  My client calls a web service which calls a business

Hello,
I keep getting this error, whenever i set the credentials on the proxy. Does
anyone have any ideas?

I have a web service that is going to need to transfer back to the calling
program a file. The file can be up to 1MB in size. What's the easiest way to
do this?
I could do an HTTP get on the file but being as how that's not secure it