We are using Apache Axis in Java to interact with web services
available on ASP.NET 1.1.
The server is sending us back XML that our client cannot parse.
Eyeballing the packets, it seems as if there is an extra blank

I have a couple of WSDL files that have been provided to me as examples of web services that I will need to consume.  The problem is that the system on which these exist is not available to me in my current environment.  To develop my consuming logic, I want to first stub out ASP ...

I'm using WSE3 in an application and I've setup some policies to enforce
security and compression while transferring data.
Everything works great between client and server applications. However
if I go to Internet Explorer, type the service address and invoke any

I have some web services that are no longer valid (I have deleted the files)
but they showup in the list of available web services when I try to add a web
reference to a project.  How do I remove the services from this list that are
no longer available?  I don't know where to go ...

Quick question - Can a WSE 3.0 enabled web service successfully run on
the ASP.NET Development Server that is included in Visual Studio 2005?
Or would it be better to lunach the Web Service to IIS (in my case,
6.0)?

I want to use a web service in my web application, but I've been told it
would only be quite "limited".
I would like to know how one could qualify an async web service as being
"limited" in a web application context...

I experience an interesting behaviour of WSE 2.0 when sending
WS-Security compliant SOAP messages over the wire. My messaging system
is as simple as SoapClient class on client side and SoapService class
on server side. The communication between client and server is as

   I'm developing a winform app that communicates with a secure web service
using WSE 3.0. I'm trying to implement Direct Authentication with
UsernameToken. I'm also trying to establish the message integrity using
usernameForCertificateSecurity turnkey security.

(this is a re-post of a message I've posted last friday, but now from my
MSDN subscription account, hoping MSDN support will pick this up...)
Hi all,
My webservice throws an exception, which is translated into a soap

how can i switch between two opened pages every x-time.
It mean: i have two opened pages: www.aaa.com & www.bbb.com
i want that x-time page "www.aaa.com " will be active and
x-time page "www.bbb.com " will be active.

 I'm attempting to learn how to use WSE 3.0 with Visual Studio 2005.
I've read a lot of material about WSE 3.0 and I've started to grasp how
this libarary works.
 Although, much closer than I was a few days ago I'm not in at a point

I am using custom authentication using SOAP headers to authenticate users of
a web service. I cannot use windows authentication as our client
applications need not in the same domain as that of server. Also, I don't
want to use WSE. I am sending user name and password in the SOAP ...

I'm using UsernameForCertificateAssertion and I have problem
understanding few things about processing SOAP messages, algorithms,
keys etc.
1) I don't see any connection between any ID values of SOAP headers in

Guys,
I have had some experience in working with webservices created in .NET but
this is the first time I am trying out one made in Java.
When I run the wsdl exe to create a proxy class for the wsdl provided it

I'm working in a Mutual X509 context, i can define the authorized clients
into the wse policy config file using something like:
   <authorization>
     <allow user="CN=WSE2QuickStartClient" />