I want to call .net web service from my AIX C application,not using gSOAP.
The web service is developed in VS.Net and running on Windows server2003;
Now I want to call the web service form C application on AIX 5.
How to do it and is there any tool kits for this problem?

Hey Friends,
i am trying to verify the signature of our partner using x509 certificate
public.
i am able to retrieve the certificate from store but when i call the

I've been looking at both MTOM and simple HTTP POST or PUT for file uploads.
Some relevant details:
.. We want to support programmatic file uploads from Winform apps.
.. The files are large binaries, large enough that we would need to increase

I am trying to consume a web service where there is a dot in the method name
as defined in the portType and binding section of the WSDL file.  Here is an
example:
<operation name="soapserver.login">

I'm running a wse3 web service with just default settings (i.e. I do NOT have
a policy file, and I have the bare minimum wse3 settings in my web.config:
basically just <soapServerProtocolFactory..> and I have trace enabled so I
can see in the inbound and outbound messages).

I don't know, if this is a bug or by design, or what ever..., but if I have
a web reference to a web service, that makes a typed dataset available, some
properties will not be updated on reference, when I change it in the original
XSD.

Does anyone know how to get a http status code? (ok=200, 404=not found,
500=internal server error)?
I can catch exceptions from WebException when I check for a url, but I still
can't get the original http status code I mentioned above.

Can anyone tell  me how to hide my Pc's IP address while sending
webrequest.
Is there only one way of using proxy to do this? If yes what if proxy
server's IP address is blocked by particular web site.

I am trying to return a 500Mb file from IIS to a winform client via a web
service.  I would like to use MTOM and have installed WSE3 on the client and
server.  I can see there is a chunking setting in the WSE3 settings set to
64K but I am not sure how I should get the chunking to ...

I'v written a client/server application using SOAP. In my local
computer (at localhost) the server application may read existing files
and create a new one. When i ported thist server application to my Web
site i found out that the server application cannot create a new file

I'v written an client/server application using SOAP. I can read
existing files, but when I try to create a new file on my Web Site I'v
been refused by the server. Here is the system error information:
Server was unable to process request. --> Access to the path

I got a general question that I cannot find the answer for. Consider a
3-tier application architecture with a Web Service handling the
business layer (BL) logic. The BL provides the client the facility to
create/update/delete or query any given Employee account within the