I have a very simple set of credentials I need to authenticate and
authorize against. I would assume this a common scenario for anyone
exposing a public web service:
username

I have a webservice with several stubbed out methods and severl
implemented methods.  We are releasing to prod with a beta version
allowing customer to use the implemented methods but I would like to
hide the stubbed out methods (and some implemented methods we don't

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 ...

   i am trying to consume a simple hello world webservice on my PDA, I keep
get this error : unable to connect to the remote server , i am using the
address http://127.0.0.1/webservice1/service1.asmx, i even tried the server
name instead of ip address, i know i should not use ...

This error is sporadic in nature.... We are using synchronous web service
calls.
Any ideas?
Here's a stack trace:

I am trying to return one of two different objects from the same
method, but I can not do it in WSDL or C#.
I have a web service with three methods.
I have been told that one of the methods must return either <Respuesta

i'm developing a .net client for web service axis 1.1, and i have the
following error when i "add web reference" to my .net project:
System.InvalidOperationException: Unable to import binding
'MessagingManagerSoapBinding'

We have a three tier architecture, but now we have received a third
party application that doesn't fit into it, and I am trying to find a
clean way to make it fit in nicely without rewritting it.
In our applications architecture, we have a presentation tier that is a

 To get the token from ASP.Net WebService, what should be the
SOAPAction?
 Setting it as
"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/04/security/trust/Issue" returns me

I have a webservice over soap.tcp (WSE 3.0).
When I generate the proxy with the servername it is working great.
Now I have added a dns entry with another name pointing to the same server.
When I try to generate the proxy I get an error :

I'd like to repost a message that I found in this group almost one year
ago, because it's the exact problem I'm in and there was no solution
offered to this post last year.  (note: I was not the original author
of the below post)

I have got a problem with webservices.
I need my web services connect to a net drive or mapped net drive.
I have tested impersonate access, writing this line into web.config
<identity impersonate="true" userName="domain\user" password="pass" />

Makng a webrequest, both work but what is the benefit of using one over the
other in this implemention?
HttpWebRequest httpreq = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(strUrl);
vs.

I need a new web server for our existing website and I don't want
subscribe to the whole IIS way of doing things. I thought I would
implement a custom web server using the new HttpListener interface to
HTTP.SYS.

I am using WSE 2.0 SP3 to send my request and receive the response
across the wire to an web service.
Currently I am mainitaining a single policy file (as used in the case
of WSE Adapter 2.0 ) for all my communications