I Have created an external assembly to generate a GUID. The class is
static.
I am trying to access it in the Message Assignment shape in the
orchestration. It seems that I can access the assembly at design time.

I have the following code that I am having issues with and I was wondering
if someone could explain to me why it's doing what it's doing:
strXML =
"<EngineDocList><DocVersion>1.0</DocVersion><TimeIn></TimeIn><TimeOut></TimeOut><EngineDoc><ContentType>OrderFormDoc</ContentType>";

Here is the scenario:
I have a two .asmx which sit side by side on a .NET based webservice.
My web application has some web modules which should be able to access
both of the .asmx files, the other web modules should only be able to

What is the correct way to debug a WS which makes it's call Asynch?

I've a webservice with a string parameter.
I call this webservice passing a string that is 1129 chars length. On the
webservice, the received string is 1146 length (I tested sizes with
string.length property). String's contents seem be teh same, so I think

After I've been unsuccesfull with my own code, I compiled the example file
from the WSE 2.0 SP2 and got the same result as mentioned in a post before
(and now solution was found, even I went through all the stuff that was
mentioned).

I currently have a web service outputting data in many different
formats (XML, EXCEL/XML, DataSet, ...). I was wondering what was the
best way to output CSV files? I have no problem building the files,
however I can't decide what data type to return them as. Should I

I have a web application that is forms authenticated. From one of the web
forms in this application i invoke a web service. One of the web methods in
this web service accesses database, gets the data ( report data ) and a .pdf
out put is generated. The reporting engine used is ...

I have a need to read the contents of an html table on a remote web page into
a variable.  I guess this is called screen scraping but not sure.  I'm not
sure where to start or what the best practices are to accomplish this.  For
instance; I have a healthcare app that need to ...

I have  been testing successfuly for a couple of weeks with WSE 3.0.  Today
out of the clear blue, none of my projects work.  When the client executes
the Web Service, I get the following Error:
Message="System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHeaderException: Server

Is there any way for a web service to find out what the TCP/IP address was
that was used to 'call in' to it? I have a C# program that's calls to a web
service and I want the web service to know the actual TCP/IP address that
was used. If I get it from the machine and send it to ...

I've a web service working ok in POST request but when I try to
invoke it by the browser url, in GET format, the server throw a error
"Request Format not Known"
I try invoke this simple WS but doesn't work too:

I have our webservices up and going and they work fine. I have a customer
trying to connect to them (using a program I wrote) and it's timing out. They
are using a proxy server (we don't have one in house) so I wrote the code
that I think will work but I can't test it.

A question regarding threading within IIS:
If you spawn a thread within an ASP.NET 1.1 webservice so that the calling
program does not has to wait for the result, (the calling program does not
support async methods and callback methods) what timeout / algorithm is

I have problem when starting web service from my windows mobile 5.0 emulator
program.
It shows me message: Could not establish connection to network and I don't
know why.