Guys, I have the following code in an app using WSE 1.0 I would like to move
to WSE 3.0 and VS 2K5 as we are in the early stages of development of the
application and makes more sense to upgrade now rather than later. I'm
having difficulties understanding the new WSE 3.0 model ...

I m using session veriables of asp.net on two websites
www.net4professionals.com(job site) and www.net4matrimonials.com
(bride/groom service)
when i create a session on page A i use codeing

I have a web service that I deployed on 2 different web sites. When I
go to www.mysite.com/ws/ws.asmx I get the page where you can enter
values and right below that it gives you an example of a SOAP envelope.
Well when I deploy my web service on another site (www.yoursite.com)

using .net 1.1
i think i might want to replace the xml serializer which my .Net
webservice uses with a custom serializer.  anyone know:
a) is this possible?

When adding a Web Reference to a new project before I even add any code to
test the service I thought i would build the project to see if it would
complie and following error occured:
Custom Tool Error: "unable to import webservice/schema. Uable to import

I am creating a web service in Visual Studio 2005 using the WSE 3.0.
However, we have an older solution which was built in Visual Studio
2003.  How can I set up my 2003 project to consume the new Visual
Studio Web Service?  It seems like it should be possible, but any

Hi, I have a collection of WSE 2 Web Services which I would like to access in
ASP.NET 2.0 using WSE 3. I've built I Windows Form application to test the
user authentication and I the WSE 2 Service throws:
Microsoft.Web.Services2.Security.SecurityFault: An unsupported signature or ...

I am new to ws. I am trying to create a Proxy Class for the XMethods
(http://www.xmethods.net/ve2/ViewListing.po?key=uuid:D784C184-99B2-DA25-ED45-3665
D11A12E5)
currency Converter ws.
I have executed the following from the command prompt:

I have a question: is ist possible to write a web service which gets a
cached "permanent object" right on initialisation?
Let me point out my example: My web service needs a rsa-key. This key
is stored in a file on the server. Every time I create a new instance

i have to build a webservice for a client of mine who sent me a xsd and a
sample xml so i can build my stuff around his xml.
i used xsd.exe to build a class from the xsd.  That went fine.
Now, when i create my web service and the webmethod that receives the class

Hi, I have a quick question.
Why do I get a 403 Forbidden message when
calling a Web Service from an ASP.NET web application
but not from Windows Application  ?

I have a SOAP client, built upon proxy code generated by wsdl.exe from a
wsdl file that was provided by the creator of a webservice.
Now I want to log the raw XML that is being sent and received, but I can't
find a way to get access to it under dotNet.

I've used wsdl.exe, to generate stub code for a WS at work. an example
of the stub code is:
==========================
/// <remarks/>

Here's the code:
private void SaveUserXml(string user, XmlDocument doc)
{
   FileStream file;

The subject says it all, I have a webservice which I want to require SSL on.
I don't want to do this via IIS, I would like to enable it via the service.
Something where when the service is called, if it is called on port 80, it
redirects to 443.