I have a .net web service that when I call using http returns this auto
format xml:
<string>
<coverage memkey="001" hplan="hmo" effdt="1999-10-01T00:00:00"

I have a client application and a webservice. Both are in the same
solution. If I reference the local webservice and run, and step into
the webservice no problem. My question is, when I want to publish the
webservice, do i have to keep changing the reference from the local

I've built a web services proxy server, in C# using wsdl.exe, by
importing wsdl.  Howeever,
when I go to : http://localhost/sample.asmx?wsdl, they wsdl there does
not match the wsdl I fed into wsdl.exe.

I have a CLR Trigger that calls a web service [see code below]. When I
execute using the uncommented line, that passes a string literal, the web
service executes without error. When I run the code as is, I get an exception
in my web service about a SQL timeout, specifically:

How do I enforce that UsernameToken be passed with SOAP request to Web
Service. I looked at the following thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.webservices.enh
ancements/browse_thread/thread/3b659d7a27f280b7/724037e2293a2fb4%23724037e2293a2
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I've never tried writing a web service in VC++.Net but I want to give
it a shot. I went to the project wizard and just compiled the blank
service it came up with. It appeared under IIS and I went to the asmx
page it created. It gave me the following error:

Hope everybody is doing OK.
I have a webservice which I request via https://. I'm also using WSE to
generate an authenticated token.
I understand that the very first call to the webservice is slow because the

I have a problem accessing my custom SoapHeader from a SoapExtension. My
extension has no compile time reference to the class derived from
SoapHeader, so how can cast it into a SoapHeader of the correct type?
Thanks,

while iam generating a crystal report which makes a webservice call for
the data from a
OLAP MDX queries creates a     Message    "Server was unable to process
request. --> The

I'm getting the following error on one of 110 machines that is using a
webservice to upload database changes to a central location:
System.Web.Services
Server was unable to read request. --> There is an error in XML document (3,

My problem is that the consumer of the WebService does not see the class's
properties when passed in a web service.
I want to pass a class in from a WinForm to a webmethod.  I've defined the
custom class in a seperate assembly.  The custom contains a public int  

Can you let me know if there is a standard naming convention for
webservice methods ? I have seen some with a lower case first letter
and some with an upper case first letter. Also what is the standard
naming convention for the properties of classes passed into the

I am currently working on an embedded systems project where by I have
written a small web server that is being hosted on our internet appliance
(running on an Atmega128 chip and doing lots of col RFID and Mesh network
stuff).

Trying to use Sharepoint Search Webservice. Keep getting the error
"Server did not recognize the value of HTTP Header SOAPAction"
Getting nowhere with this error, so any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,

Having read lots of queries regarding problems with web service
security to no avail I will attempt to explain my problem and hope that
someone can help.
Part of the solution I am working on is an ASP.NET web site developed