I am new in Webservices.
I have to provide a webmethod via ssl that is called by another company
(php).
I want to create a web service with Visual Studio 2003 and WSE 2.0 SP3.

I'm trying to call a webservice using WSE 3.0, but I'm generating my own
proxy code (by extending Microsoft.Web.Services3.WebServicesClientProtocol).
By default, this requires me to use the names of operations in the WSDL as
the names of the methods in my generated proxy class.  ...

I'm running a ASP.NET 2.0 webservice and when I consume it with an ASP.NET
2.0 webapp everything works fine.
When I try to access it with an ASP.NET 1.1 webapp I get the folowing error:
<exception>

I have a custom object that I have written which is serializable.  I have
put this object in it's own dll which is referenced by both the WebService
and the Application using it.  My problem is the WebService Proxy creates
it's own implementation of my CustomObject which is ...

How the Client authenticate Service with the <mutualCertificate11> policy?
Thanks,
Hung.

I have an WSE 3 gateway based on
Microsoft.Web.Services3.Messaging.SoapService
I get a request from an client in the ProcessMessage method. I get the
end service URL from a repository based on the action, create an new

There are a number of issues in this space. We are still struggling to get a
WSE3.0 based client to communicate with a Websphere web service. We have not
successfully done it with WSE2.0. WSE 3.0 is a fairly cutting edge spec
which supports the latest web service securities. ...

i just started using wse 3.0 and have a question
how come when i use proxy = new proxy() instead of proxyWse() it lets the
user consume the web service? i want to be able to block access to the web
service to everyone without the servers public key?

A GridView is binded by XMLDataSource with it's DataSourceID, and attached on
a web form page.
When the XMLDatasource was reloaded and refreshed, (a break point was
setted, so it was sure the XMLDataSource was changed), but the GridView could

I have an input field defined outside the <form> area. Its a simple html
text input that is used to enter the number of hours.
<input id="HoursField" name="hours" type="text" />
I want to access this field from the server side (c# code). I tried these

I am currently developing a rapid deployment mechanism.
I have a webservice which I must deploy then generate a proxy
stub and add to my website project and then compile that and
deploy.  Thing is I have 3 environments DEV, UAT, and PRO and

having a webservice X in seperate server and two application A & B on
each seperate server, where application A and B access the same method
from webservice X
wheather webservice provide service for both application at same time

I have an enum being passed into one of my webservice methods.
The actual enum is defined as follows:
[pre]
public enum StatusType

I have a wsdl file that I received from a third party and I'm using wsdl.exe
(.NET 2.0) to import it and generate a proxy class. I've actually got a
proxy class that works, but I'm trying to understand why wsdl.exe did what
it did and whether or not the complexity it's added to ...

We have a multi tier application spread over multiple servers.
As pr today the clients (IE 6) have used Integrated (NTLM)
autentication against IIS running the presentation layer. Each layer is
communicating with the next layer using WSE3 web services. We are using