I am working on developing an ASP.NET  server control that is based on
AJAX and need to call a webservice on a remote domain. To avoid the security
warning from IE , I  created a proxy webservice  in the local application
that calls this remote webservice. Every thing works ...

I have a webservice(called MyService) which exposes one method(called
MyMethod)
On the local machine, it can be tested by accessing
          http://MyServerName/MySite/MyService.asmx/MyMethod

I want to debug a deployed web service in a remote server. The client is a set-top-box, so I can't debug the client and web service in a single machine.
There are many "w3wp.exe" processes in the server. I think only one hosts the web service that I want to debug. Which one should ...

I'm trying to implement a secure web service using the WS-Security
UsernameToken.
My application seems to send the usernametoken as expected however an
exception is thrown at the web server end stating:

Apologies if this is a known issue... I don't know if this is an intentional
feature change, or simply a bug...
but!
I recently upgraded a web service to WSE3, specifically to use MTOM in a

I have a web method that returns a List<T>
I have noticed that the proxy class generated with wsdl.exe does not return a
type of List<T> but instead it returns a type of T[] is there some way I can get
wsdl.exe or the Visual Studio IDE to generate a proxy class that will return a

i am facing some problem in accessing secured web service. i have some
experience with web services but not with Secured web services.
Actually what i have to do is, first, i made a windows application to
access a web service. its running fine. But later, the web service

re-post
Is there a version of WSE 3.0 or 2.0 that supports the compact framework,
especially the cfw 2.0?
Thanks!

I have a simple method that is using a complex data class created by a
mainframe interface code generator. I compiled this into a Business Entities
project and referenced it in both the Web Service and the client, so it
should be identical in both.

I have a program that uses web services, i added the webservice and
initially had been using the static URL but I now am changing back and
forth to the development environment and the production environment so
i've changed the URL to DYNAMIC and have added the appropriate keys in

  my web service security requirements are like this.
the web service project will have many web services in it. some web services
require windows authentication and some require authentication using a
specific ID and password.

I've made some changes to a web service and it works fine under development.
When I push it to a separate QA server, the web service still runs as though
the changes were never made.  It acts as though it has a cached version of
the old service and uses that instead.

We have a Windows 2003 Server that is running .Net Framework 1.1. We have a
web service running on this server. The server is configured to support SSL.
We are not running a load-balanced server farm.
We have several client machines running in various networks around the

I'm moving a test WSE 3.0 app to a pre-production server for more
extensive testing. Kerberos tokens are used as the means of
authentication. The server is 2003 STD with SQL Server, VS2005 Pro, WSE
3.0 and IIS 6.0. All of this has run perfectly on two different 2003 STD

In the "Installing WSE" page in the wse 3.0 docs, it says in a note "WSE is
not supported if installed on a computer with a version of the .NET
Framework earlier than 2.0 9or a version of Visual Studio earlier than
Visual Studio 2005).