I have done couple of Web Sevices with VS.NET 2003.
Still I'm wondering that is my Web Service using SOAP or XML-RPC.
This is basic question but how can I be sure that my Web Service is using
SOAP and

In my project that I am working on, within visual studio 2005 I would
like it so that I can group my multiple web services under one web
reference name. I need this because I am reusing code that directly
consumes my business services project.  For example,

How do I return a plain XML file from an ASP.Net 2.0 app?
I tried
 strXml = "<?xml version=""1.0"" ?><TruckCode>" + TruckCode + "</TruckCode>"
       Response.ContentType = "text/xml"

I have a MSSQL 2005 test DB with two tables:
Table "T1Customers":
T1CustomersRowEnum (PK, int, Not Null)
T1CustomersFullName (nvarchar(50) null)

Hi, I've spent quite a bit of time looking into this, but am having
trouble finding a straighforward solution.
What is the best/recommended way to return an ADO.NET data set to a PHP
SOAP client?

Do I have to build an "ASP.net Web Application" to submit HTTPS
requests?  Or can I use a "Windows Application"?

I have a specific problem of Access to Internal IIS and therefore need to
have two Web Services to return the Dataset from one of them.
The Internal Web Service Returns a Dataset of Addresses from a SQL Table
The External Webservice has the added reference to the Internal Service ...

As best I can figure this should return me something from the host but
it hangs on RESPONSE = REQUEST.GetResponse()
Any ideas?
    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As

I want to consume web services..
Are there any webservices which offer updates on weather and stock news
without any licenses...I mean free of cost..........Please help me out

How do I send binary files to a web service from VBScript?
I read a file, converted it into a stream and submitted using xmlhttp.send
(post method).
objXmlhttp.send BinaryStream.Read(BinaryStream.Size)

I've asked this question in the VB .net forum and was told I should ask
here.
My company is going to be validating some info over the internet with
another company.  The documentation given to me by the company we will

We are starting to setup some Web Services to provide our customers
with a way to programatically interact with our application, and some
of our customers have slightly different requirements in the structure,
format, and representation of the results for common requests.  Of

I was getting ready to buy windows server x64 enterprise,
but then I discovered at:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/evaluation/features/comparefeatures.mspx
that only x64 standard supported ASP.net

I'd like my web service to return an arraylist of custom business objects,
say the type MyUserClass that has properties for Name, Age and Place of
birth. Then I want an ASP.NET-application to call these and put the property
data in corresponding columns in a grid.

Again sorry for my ignorance first time interfacing to a remote server that
is not a web service but it uses SOAP protocol to talk through a particular
TCP port.  I need to develop a VB.NET application to send a SOAP Message to
this remote server.  The only info they have given ...