I'm writting a new custom assertion that log
authentication/authorization on an sql data base and a syslog server. I
need some information of the RequestSoapContext like
RequestSoapContext.Current.IdentityToken.Identity.Name or

I am interested whether WSE 3.0 can do this for me. I would like my messages
between the client and service to be encrypted without using certificates.
And not only that I would like to only have to send up the username and
password for authentication once and then each ...

Folks,

written first and .wsdl file is made available to the client.
The client generates the proxy class code using the .wsdl file.

I am developing WSE 2.0 .NET client consuming Java Web services and I need to
remove timestamp from outgoing SOAP message.
I implemented the SoapOutputFilter but it seems that in ProcessMessage
method Security element doesn't exist YET and therefore I cannot remove

My business client communicates with the server through a url link.
The link will be something like
www.justforsample/webservicefunction?parameter1=value&parameter2=value2
My webservice will get the result back from the server.

I use JavaScript to call WebMethods and have asynchronous feedback (I
use Atlas for this). While this works just fine, now everybody could
write his own html/javascript client and use my WebMethods! I know I can
secure Webservices, but I don't want my website's users to be ...

I'm trying to use the routing support in WSE 3.0. I've sucessfully got a test
application working that routes messages from an ASP.NET based router to an
ASP.NET web service. Now what I would like to get working is routing messages
to a web service that is implemented in a ...

Good Day Folks,
Setting the domain attribute when creating a cookie, see code below, seems
to create a problem that I can't expire the cookie later, see 2nd code block.
If I don't set the domain attribute, then expiring the cookie works as

I am using MapPoint Webservices in my navigation application using
VS2003 and some others using VS2005. The problem is that when I call a
web service sometimes it gives me the results (rarely) and often it
gives me the error of time-out.

I am trying to get around the lack of support for installing the client
certificate on a .NET windows app (which uses the WSE secure Conversation
idea to talk to a server). I have read the posting before which recommends
using script files, but I would like to do it all in code ...

I've Googled high & low on this subject and found that a lot of people have
experienced similar problems.
Basically, I have a web service that uses both session & application
variables.  Everything works fine on my machine, which is running XP Pro but

I have written a web service which I am hosting in a Windows service using a
SoapReceiver.  I have this working and can call the web service from a
client.  The client is running as a domain user and the service is running
as a different user on the same domain.  Both the client ...

One of our customers wrote an application in Visual Studio 2005 and is
trying to use our webservices that was built with Visual Studio 2003.  He
reports that the call to the method always times out.  If he uses the same
code in Visual Studio 2003 it works fine (it's a simple ...

This is for the experts
I have override the GetWebRequest method and set the keepalive property
to false in order to overcome a certain in .NET web service problem.
My problem now is that when I set keepalive property to false I always

MICROSOFT.WEB.SERVICES3.RESPONSEPROCESSINGEXCEPTION: WSE910: AN ERROR
HAPPENED DURING THE PROCESSING OF A RESPONSE MESSAGE, AND YOU CAN FIND THE
ERROR IN THE INNER EXCEPTION.  YOU CAN ALSO FIND THE RESPONSE MESSAGE IN THE
RESPONSE PROPERTY. ---> MICROSOFT.WEB.SERVICES3.SECURITY ...