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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Web Services / January 2006

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Problem with VS Web Reference to document-literal style web service18 Jan 2006 14:51 GMT4
We have a document-literal style web service that we provide to a number
of external parties.
The input is a create applicant request document with some structured
customer details including xs:date and bool elements.
Access global static object from web service ?18 Jan 2006 14:02 GMT1
I'm looking to create an static object that has application scope and
be able to access that static object from my web service.
I understand there are two ways to do this :
1)  use the object tag in the global.asax, such as:
The underlying connection was closed - Secutiry Issue?18 Jan 2006 13:22 GMT3
I am facing this wierd problem and would be glad to get any help.
I have a server that runs a web service and runs in the corporate's
lan.
I wrote another web app that remotely uses this web service.
One-way call seem to still call the EndWebMethod18 Jan 2006 08:32 GMT1
I created a web method which returns void. I then added the OneWay=true
atribute. But the funny thing I noticed is that, even though it is an
async call, the EndWebMethod is called at the end of the execution.
This is what I really want..... I want to call a webmethod and just
Access properties and methods from within a Web Service17 Jan 2006 21:20 GMT3
I’m fairly new to .NET.  I’ve been developing in .NET for about 6 months.  I
have over 10 years experience with VB in general.
Here’s what I have done so far:
1.    Project is entirely .NET
SOAPException and Browser17 Jan 2006 20:39 GMT4
Is it really so, that If you e.g. test you Web Service with Browser and
your Web Service throws SOAPException, it does not appear into Browser?
I tried those Web.Config settings etc. but nothing helped.
Is it really so difficult to Broser to show Exception in XML?
How to bind SoapHttpClientProtocol to certain local endpoint?17 Jan 2006 09:13 GMT6
My web service client is running under ASP.NET in a web site, that has a
different ip address than the local machine. When calling a web service, my
client uses the ip address of the local machine, not the address of the web
site. This is a problem, because later the remote ...
Returning an ArrayList from a WebMethod()17 Jan 2006 04:14 GMT4
I'm trying to call a WebMethod that returns an ArrayList from an
ASP.Net Web Page.  The signature of the WebMethod is as follows:
--------
<WebMethod()> _
Multiple Projects added to a Web Service Solution16 Jan 2006 23:36 GMT1
I’m new to building Web services and I have some questions I hope someone can
help me with.
I have built a Web Service Solution with 9 projects added to it.  I have
added all the references for these projects to the Web Service Project.  I
Smart Client and Web Application16 Jan 2006 23:20 GMT1
I have an existing web application in ASP/VB which uses OCX controls. I want
to replace them with a Smart client solution, but I do not want to change the
whole application at the first go. First I want to change my Local OCX
control and replace it with a smart client. Is there ...
Looking for a good book to learn ASP.NET16 Jan 2006 22:56 GMT1
I have many years programming experiences.
I just started to learn how to write a web base application using ASP.NET.
Can you please give me some infromation like a good book to start?
Thanks millions for the information,
Accessing the registry from a Web Service16 Jan 2006 21:08 GMT3
I'm fairly new to this Web Service game so please feel free to suggest
something different if it looks like i'm completely off track!
I'm trying to write an application that runs on a Pocket PC that is
accessing data stored in a SQL server database on a seperate server
How to Programatically call a web service16 Jan 2006 14:42 GMT3
I want to know How a web service can be called programmatically,
Can you please tell me idea about this.
Thanks
Siva
how to retrieve the service's folder in service code16 Jan 2006 14:36 GMT1
I am wrting XML WEB Service and want to retrieve the directory (folder)
where the servie is located
thanks
System.ArgumentException: Illegal characters in path16 Jan 2006 14:00 GMT3
I have a strange error in a console application that is hosted by IIS 5.0
and invokes a web service hosted on the same machine.
A request form the web comes in and it is dispatched to a service class
which uses a helper class to create an instance of the automatically
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