Not too long ago, I posted a question about any known issues of a VS2005
application calling a VS2003 web service.  We narrowed it down to an issue
with VS2005.  If our customer runs their application outside of VS2005, it
works.  If he runs it in VS2005, the webservice call will ...

I have a set of XSD's that I would like to build some classes from. When I
run the xsd tool I get a warning that the following is not "legal":
<xsd:restriction base="xsd:string">
I have seen this construct in other XSD's so I am sure it is legal. How can

I've been using webservices to connect to salesforce (CRM) API for over
a year now and today I added a new field 'Amount' to the salesforce and
extracted the WDSLfile. On my local system running Window XP I did a
Web References Update and everything worked fine. However, on our

I need to consume a web service, but have only been given the http address
e.g.
"http://placea/xyz.COM:8080/myprog1". I would like to generate a wsdl and
use it to reference this web service in ".Net" (C#) or any other way that

I have written a WSE in vis studio 2005 as and produced a dll that I can use
in other projects by including the following in the web.config.
<webservices>
 <soapextensiontypes>

kind regards to all.
I'm faced against an implementation problem on which I need some
guidelines and advice.
my client has a Win2k3 domain with ActiveDirectory.

I need to develop some feature of web service that can notify client  -
"Push" operation - and fast
somebody know if it's possible , and how?
When I say "Push" I mean - pure push :) , not mechanism of client checking

Both WSE 2.0 and 3.0 support authentication from SOAP messages, so clients
could access a web service with UsernameToken. For example:
   MyServiceWse.RequestSoapContext.Security.Tokens.Add (new UsernameToken
("Peter", "1234", PasswordOption.SendPlainText));

I have a dll that is used to implement the web service class in the bin
directory.  the dll references othere dll's that if finds using the path
directory.  If the file can only be found through a mapped drive in the path
variable then the error "Specified Module could not be ...

I have a simple web service (Hello world at this stage) being called from an
ASP.Net client using VB.Net. Both Web Service and Client are installed on the
same development server - Win 2003 with IIS6
WSE 3.0 is applied to both and functions work at the base level.

My company is thinking of throwing all unhandled exceptions from all
apps firm-wide to a web service that could then write to log, notify
support, etc.
Does anyone have thoughts on this? Seems like a good idea- otherwise

Is an XML Web service & a remoting object the same thing? If not, what is
the difference? I couldn't find anything on it in MSDN.
Thanks for any clarification in this.
Ant

I've been trying to implement xml messaging and stumbled on this article
"Introducing the Web Services Enhancements 2.0 Messaging API".
When creating the soap envelope and setting the SoapAction this is how its
done.

Our web services should conform to WS-I BP 1.1. In VS 2005, the WSI-BP 1.1
conformance is ensured by decorating the web services with WebServiceBinding
attribute. This attribute is used by .NET to test the BP 1.1 conformance. If
anyone of the rules is violated, the web service ...

When 1 try to add a new webservice to my project from a new webservice that I
had just created I get an error message saying  the following:
"Parser Error Message: Could not create type 'alumni.WebService3'.
Source Error: Line 1:  <%@ WebService Language="C#"