Hi, I´m new to web services and have some questions. I´d like someone
tell me where I can find some answers
* If I made a lot of calls to a web service and each call takes a lot
of time, does the web service decrease its performance?. If it is true,

I am using C# on VS2005.
I have a solution with 2 projects, a Webservice and a Client application.
Both of these to projects can build compile and run.
I have been asked to extend the functionality of the Solution. This is not

i write a web page use the System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox .
i want to clear the history of the TextBox .
who can tell me which property control that.

I currently have a batch file adapted from the WSE3 samples to register a
test certificate, like this:
set CERTNAME=MyCertificateName
certmgr -del -r CurrentUser -s AddressBook -c -n %CERTNAME%

We have HttpHandlers that can process requests for up to 50 minutes.  Those
HttpHandlers are running in an app domain inside the DefaultAppPool.  We'd
like the HttpHandlers to be able to detect when its containing app pool or
app domain is requesting a shutdown (when it is ...

The following page uses webservice.htc to invoke a proxy web service and it
works perfectly in Internet Explorer and Netscape.  Opera and Firefox
apparently do not support onLoad.
Does anyone have an example of how this type of call can be made in all four

Does webservice require a separate installation or it can run as another
page within the website
Thanks,
Sam

     I am using Web Service Software Factiry July 2006 edition. I have
succflly created one small project with Client side imlementation. But While
Calling a service methid on pressing Save button on Client Form I am
receiving exceotuin as below.

I have a .NET client and Java web service.
I send an request and the answer with a correct SOAP message.
But on the .NET client I get an exeption from the XML deserializer that he
has found characters which he doesn't understand.

Running C# .NET 1.1
I'm experiencing a weird oddity.
We have a client app which access the webservice at
http://www.test.planningportal.gov.uk/soap/servlet/messagerouter

Running C# .NET 1.1
I'm experiencing a weird oddity.
We have a client app which access the webservice at
http://www.test.planningportal.gov.uk/soap/servlet/messagerouter

I am designing a web service which is to be consumed from a external
web site.
Now i have a problem. The web service is to provide certain information
required by the external party/website. Now i currently have a Web

I have an ASP.NET application that makes 12 different web service calls
from a single method call.  Each of the web services themselves don't
do much more than run a small query (I've run the queries elsewhere and
they complete virtually instantaneously)  on some database and return ...

We have VB.NET dll that calls a web service.  The webservice has a
public function DoSomething that has several parameters, in order to
specify the time out and url we added the following hacks to the
Reference.vb:

I wonder if anyone can help.
As a rule I have a design policy of programming to interfaces
especially with 'data' classes.  I like a client to be responsible for
implementing its own version of classes it sends to a service rather