I developed a web service and a mobile application to access to it.
When the mobile application call the webservice it raises the error message
'server found request content to be 'text/html;charset=utf-8', but expected
'text/xml'.

What I want to create is a web front with ASP.NET 2.0 for a database that
will be accessed by different clients. The data will be held in one database
ie.all customer deatils for all clients will be in one table. However the
different clients must not be able to see the others ...

Sorry for posting this question. I tried a lot to look for an answer to
all the links with the same topic, but couldnt find one.
I am using ASP.NET (VB.NET) .
I have created a client in my local to access methods of a web service

I'm tryng to return a custom object that contains a collection of
MembershipUsers through a web service however I receive the following
error when trying to return the object through a web method:
You must implement a default accessor on

I get the following error when I try to load a website that I created using
Visual Web Developer Express:
You are not authorized to view this page
You do not have permission to view this directory or page using the

I am writing in hopes of someone pointing out a best practice.  We are
running multiple applcations on a server that all use WSE 3.0.  If we leave
the addresses defaulted to the 8081 port, we get socket and port errors
stating only one item can run on the port.  A temporary fix ...

I have gone through some of the articles on ws-addressing, but couldn't
actually figure out why ws-addressing is required ?
what I understand from ws-addressing is that using ws-addressing a
response can be addressed to some other destination. For e.g. client-A

I am trying to use soap extensions and have been looking at an example 'fun
with soap extensions'
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnaspnet/html/a
sp02222001.asp
I am having trouble with two statements in the code (statement shown below),

I am calling a web-service hosted on a BEA WebLogic webserver which uses
custom port 8100 from .NET 2.0 web-service code.  I am having major problems
just calling their WebMethods.  I am sure everything is set up OK on my side
but they say the HTTP header is malformed because the ...

I have written a test method that opens a connection to an Oracle database
and just does a Select query.  The method works correctly from a Windows
application or from an ASP.NET web page.  But when I run the same method from
a ASP.NET Web Service, an exception occurs with the ...

Is it possible to enable GET/POST for one service, and not for another
under the same vroot?

My work uses Visual Web Developer express edition to build web application.
At home, I have visual studio 2005. Which is a better environment for
building web services and applications? How is one better than the other?
Thanks.

To get the real object with all it's methods in asp.net 1.1,
I just had to modify the reference.cs file of my webservice
client project. (I want to override the ToString()
method of the real object)

Using WSE 3.0, I've been trying to host my web service in my windows service
and I get the following error: "WSE802: Unsupported SoapChannelCapabilities
Flags."
An earlier post titled "SoapReceiver.Add" on 11/18/05 mentioned a similar

I've been migrating some legacy ISAPI appliations to .NET Webservice.  In
one, I call a third party routine which is not thread safe.  In the ISAPI
world, I put a critical section around the call to avoid problems.
Is there a comparable strategy in Webservices?