I am trying to call a thirdparty webservice ( I mean not necessarily
developed using .NET framework), using .NET client which uses WSE2.0,
as it requires ws-security tags and  I face this weird problem.
I have added the reference to the wsdl, so the IDE automatically

Is there a class in WSE 3.0 which provide the same functionality as that of
PolicyEnforcementSecurityTokenCache  available in WSE 2.0
If i Add a security token to request context like
serviceProxyObj.RequestSoapContext.Security.Tokens.Add()

I habe built a websercice, based on the  Patterns & Practices Sample
DirectAuthentication-
UsernameTokenWithDatabase. All works fin until i use an custom
MembershipProvider and an Custom RoleProvider.

I have a class with an indexer property, e.g:
public MyClass
{
 private ArrayList _list=new ArrayList();

I have a web service with the attribute specified below:
[WebServiceBinding(ConformsTo = WsiProfiles.BasicProfile1_1)]
In the web service, I have two functions with the same name but with
different parameters (overloaded). Like the example provided below:

WSE 2 comes with some sample certificates: Client Private.pfx, Server
Private.pfx and Server Private.cer.
I wish to create my own but I don't have a Root Agency Certificate in my
Chain, provided are the command line entries that I am using, Can some one

I've been trying all week to write a VB.net soap client.  I've finally
gotten a connection after figuring out I needed to change the name of a
.xml file I was given to .wsdl and add it as a web reference in my
Windows app.  When I click button2 to logout I get an error message ...

after reading soap specification at w3c i have a few questions
1) you can't use soap-envelope namespace with application specific
<element>?
since soap schema have not define namespace (env) can use with <MyElement>

Hi all. I'm trying to explore the features of WSE 3.0 with the Hands on Lab
I followed instructions, especially granting ASPNET user and Network Service
accoiunts full rights on the directory where I put WSE labs filesas well as
running installvdirs.exe for the virtual ...

I'm working on a commercial application that will have data, web
service, and client application tiers. I have no control over where any
of these systems might be deployed, and it's fairly likely that users
running the client application will be in different time zones than the

i have my web service. i want its WSDL to expose, in addition to all the
methods and structs, some const-s (ints).
can i do that?
thanks,

We have some webservices that we need to run from our public server (that is
in a DMZ) and have access to our Database Server (which is on the other side
of the firewall).
Our concern is the best way to set this up.

I have specified impersonate = true in my web.config file and using Windows
Authentication (anon turned off). So my web service should be running as the
authenticated user as specified by the client (Pocket PC) NTLM I still can't
read the registry? any ideas?

I have a question about web services and .NET 2.0.  My question is how
you can maintain type fidelity of objects returned from your web
service.  This would be useful for me so that objects returned from my
web service would be interchangable with objects returned from

I recently posted this message to
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.webservices, but received no
response, so I'm trying here in this group. I could really use some
feedback.