I need to send to a webservice a parameter that is a string containing an
XML doc. In this xml, a node value came from a byte array (it's an RSA
signature). What is the best way to convert the original byte () value to
the xml and viceversa?

I have a client app consuming a web service.
Web service has reference to a com dll.
Right now client app is diaplying error in the following format.
"Server was unable to process request. --> Error - order number does not

Hi. I have a project that contains a webservice. To test my webservice I have
another class in the same project. In the project I have added a webreference
to my webservice. In my class file i call the webservice which should return
a string value in the response. The problem is ...

VS2005
I have a web service that runs just fine.  On the server side I always
return a string that either indicates failure or returns the requested data.
I want to raise SOAPExceptions instead of returning a string with the value

I am trying to invoke xml web service from  dot net assembly . it is fails
to create the proxy object and throw the below exception.
Pls any suggestions.
Error Desc:

I have some core code that I would like to run as a Windows Service.
I have a Web Service that I would like to be able to call a number of public
functions of the Windows Service.
Is this possible? If so, could someone please point me in the appropriate

Guys,
I am developing a web service that will be hosted by
a web hosting company and therefore will be in the
public domain.  Since the service accesses a DB I

If I use the web reference built into VS2005 the reference.cs file created creates a wse version of my service, but when I use the wsdl tool, it does not.  Anyone know what's going on??
Thanks

When I consume my webservice, it sends a Content-Type :
application/soap+xml; charset=utf-8. But I want to change it to Content-Type

config file ? I don't know how to do that.

How to Receive Soap Exception using HTTP POST operation.
Here is the code that calls the Web Service
try
{

I´m trying to create a simple web service to be called by a J2ME
application, but when I call the tool to create the stub classes it give me
following error:
java.lang.Exception: Soap binding uses wrong encoding SOAP style (rpc).

I have just stumbled across this xml serializer attribute (in .NET 2
and .NET 1.1 rollup 8 KB872800)
XmlSerializerAssemblyAttribute
which allows you to specify an assembly that contains the serializer

I've read all posts from all existing threads and none of them worked
to solve my problem, although its exactly the same.  I'll try to
explain my case and see if a kind soul could help me out:
I've a win32 service in C# on a client machine A, which accesses a WS

New to workign with Asp.net in VS2005.  
Question;  How do I specify that I wnat pdb's created when I compile?
Thanks
T

I am using .NET 1.1 with SP1 under windows xp with a dialup connection
and I cannot access ANY webservices on the internet.  I can access them
if they are on the localhost via IIS.  I have searched the web for
others that are experiencing this problem and people have suggested