I've been exploring the way I can manipulate WSDL.exe using
SchemaImporterExtension in order to create a proxy to my liking.
My situation is as follows - I have a web site that has multiple asmx files,
some of them share the same data types (the famous "Order" example).

I've developed a .NET C# web service; which has one method named, let's say,
upload_your_data. This method has one parameter ( string your_data). The
value that this parameter will actually have is the content of a XML
document. This data will be processed and check for a ...

I have a technical question about WebServices. I have a solution with several
projects (.exe and .dll). Each project have references to several
webservices. I want to know if is possible to create a global instance of the
webservice accesible from all projects to avoid the ...

Does anyone know if WSE 2.0 SP3 is compatible with VS .NET 2003? I
can't get the add-in to work on mine.I looked at the Fusion log
entries, and I noticed that devenv.exe is looking for WSESettingsVS2
with version = 2.0.0.0. The WSE 2.0 SP3 comes with WSESettingsVS2

I want to keep the codebase simple and deployment simple as well, so I'd
like to expose multiple interfaces to web services consumers from the same
assembly.
This wasn't possible a year ago (afaik), has this changed?

I am building a web application using VS 2003 in c#.  I am able to
successfully add a web reference.  However when I attempt to 'use' it, I get
an error message saying:
'The type or namespace name 'xxx' could not be found (are you missing a

I created my first simple web service on my local PC> I tested it using the
test page that is generated for you.  I then created a standalone app, and
in the IDE, set a reference to the local web service. I was able to call it
successfully.

Is there a way to build a web service from an existing wsdl? I do not wish to
create a .Net web service client proxy from a wsdl, but an actual web
service.  I tried using the wsdl.exe utility, but the output is class of type
SoapHttpClientProtocol and not WebService.  It was my ...

All,
This maybe OT for this group, but I am really after some views on our issue,
with Acrobat Elements server 6.0 the webservices work fine, with 6.0.1 they
don't, this is the XML that comes back :

Is it possible debug my WebService that I've published under IIS WebServer ?
The default permit to debug only in ASP.NET Develepment WebServer.
Thanks
Stefano

I would like to build a service that would use a policy like the one
illustrated below.  An example is a Security Token Service, STS, that will
"transform" any one of a range of different identity tokens into a SAML token.
<myPolicy>

How would I authenticate a SOAP message going to web service against SQL
Server / or Active Directory (using WSE 3.0)
Is this the correct way I am thinking:
a) i.e. Inherit a class from SecurityPolicyAssertion say MyCustomSecurity.

In my WS 2.0 project i have used "SoapInputFilterCollection"  object for
Registering the input filter to retain the WSE headers. The code looks like
as follows:
SoapInputFilterCollection globalInputFilters =

I'm still trying to learn all the changes for 2.0 but i have come across a
problem i can't seem to figure out. I have a soltuion that has at least two
projects with a reference to a web service.
I want to delay sign my assemblies so that i can then obfuscate them for the

I'm trying to use a webservice which is provided to me by a third party.
There are a number of webmethods that I can call but for each method I have
to supply a SOAP header which contains an identification-token. I've managed
to generate a proxy class using the wsdl.exe tool but ...