I have a documents program in mi intranet, it only shows each user
authorized files and each line has the file description and a link to
open it.
The problem is that if anyone writes the file's URL address directly

I came across an interesting link
http://www.rassoc.com/gregr/weblog/stories/2002/06/26/webServicesSecurityHttpBas
icAuthenticationWithoutActiveDirectory.html
This link allows us to create customized reply to the clients. This
implements IhttpModule. I have two web services defined ...

...an X.509 certificate. Please check if the account 'FRAN0111\ASPNET' has
permissions to read the private key of certificate with subject name
'CN=PayService' and thumbprint....
I get this error message in the service input trace using

I am having trouble getting x509 certificates I have created to work with my
test WSE 3.0 app.
I am currently building an application which involves communication between
web services and clients on different companies networks which may be

I have walked through all of the WSE 3 Hands on Labs and got everything
working fine.  When I create my own certificate and install it in the stores,
my client application that is consuming my WSE enabled webservice receives
the following error (noted at the very bottom of this ...

I have created certificates with the following commands:
makecert -cy authority -r -n "CN=Foo.CA" -sr localmachine -ss "Trust"
makecert -cy end -n "CN=Foo.Server.1" -sky exchange -sk "Foo.Server.1 SK"
-ss "My" -sr localmachine -in "Foo.CA" -ir localmachine -is "Trust"

I have a webservice with a webmethod that accepts two parameters
defined as
       <WebMethod()> _
           Public Function GetData(ByVal strID As String, _

I've a WSE3 WebService that, for a particular customer, will be used by two
types of clients -- one that is within the corporate firewall and one that
is outside the corporate firewall.
For the former, we use Kerberos Security, and the latter we are developing

I'm using VS2005 and am trying to put the Web Service project and the DLL
Class component project into the same solution, but it doesn't let me like
the old VS2003 would. I'm wanting to put the Classes project (components)
that I call deom the web service into the same project so ...

I have a scenario where I have thousands of web service clients all
referencing a URL of a .wsdl file generated by SOAP toolkit. I now need
to upgrade the backend of the web service (from SOAP toolkit C++)
without altering the client applications. I thought this was possible

Is there a way to get the progress of an upload
   public void AcceptFile(byte[] data);
and more importantly a download?
   public byte[] SendFile();

Here is the scenario: webservice and a windows client application.
Requirements:
1. Only authenticated and authorized users shall be able to call web
methods.

I have problme with my webservice(VB.Net 2.0)
If i use File.Exists() it always returns false.
File is 100% there, all permissions are set, but i get False
Any Ideas?

I want to be able to debug through the whole process from a button click on
the client through all of the web methods and data access methods. It seems
that when I put a break point on the button click event and then try to step
through each line the debugger skips over the call ...

I have built a VS2005 project which includes a C# Web Service, C# Windows
Forms app (which uses the Web Service), and a C# PocketPC app (which also
uses the web service).
When I run the Windows Forms app from the desktop I am able to use the Web