Is it an acceptable practice to log data to log files on a web server?
I've heard that some developers don't like to do it. I've been using
Log4Net to do some trace information on some web services, especially
when it's initially deployed. It cleans up after itself, so I don't see

   I'm wanting to know which method I should use to fetch dynamic XML data.
Is it better to use web services or to fetch the data from a dynamic XML file?
   Either, use a webMethod to return a byte array of the XML data,
   or use an ASP page that generates the XML data.

I'm about to embark on a project that will both send and receive information
to/from our client computers in the field.
The area that I still need to finalize is the method of communication and
the technology to use.

Could someone tell me the correct quotation to get around spaces in
paths for:
Server.MapPath("\\server\share\spaces in name.mdb")
I know its bad practice to use spaces but unfortunately i cannot help

Hello group
I would like some advice on how to model my webservices.
Our application is made up of a number of independent modules that handle
different parts of the application logic. It is a client-server application,

I have a customer which want to upload LARGE files via a web-service and
stream it into a database while it is uploading. I don't want to go out of
my way and develop a large HTTP App. Module which intercepts a SOAP call and
manually streams the file content to the database if it is ...

Hello service world;
    My question is really simple?
    How to consume a .Net web service in an asp page (not .net old asp) in
server side (not in client side like ajax) ?

I've been using Log4Net for some file logging in Web servics.
Exceptions are stored in a db and mailed to parties, but I've found it
helpful to use Log4Net and write to a log file with some information
like SQL or stored procedures names beign called.

I'm trying to write a routine to extract results from a web service written
in VS 2005 using XPath, however VS doesn't put a prefix on result namespaces
by default, so in the output from a service such as
<soap:Envelope xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"

I want to build an aspx page with three combo box. Each combo
represents data from the database. I have three xml variables that I
build dynamically, let's say:  var1, var2 and var3. I pass these
variables from my aspx program to my xsl program. If I put each

How one could get events from .NET web service using .NET 1.1 or .NET 2.0 ?
Any inputs on strategies that could be used while WS eventing implementation
from MS is not available.
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I am trying to include two proxy classes (from two different web services
say Namespace.Service1 and Namespace.Service2) in a project (C# Class lib).
These webservice internally use (as input or return) custom classes' objects
e.g. userinfo, customerinfo etc. When i generate the ...

Does anybody have an article on how to secure a web service so that I only
have to log in once and then access all the web services without re-logging
in? I know I've used this before using session variables and some kind of
client cookie. I'm think I'm going to have to do this ...

My apologies if this is not the forum to post questions regarding .NET
Remoting, but I figured WebServices would be the most appropriate forum of
the bunch.
We're currently completely re-arching some software (currently it's

I'm using web services writed on .NET 2.0, when I start an application using
those web service it's take a long time for the first time and after it's Ok.
But when I stop to use the application for a long time and I use it again
it's take a long time to start the web services.