I have application1 that connects to webService1.  I have a second
application that references the same webservice (webService1).  I need
to pass an instance of a class returned from webService1 from
application1 to application2.  I have a reference (assembly.load) of

I have given the following users full access to a folder + all sub folders
ASPNET
IUSR_(MachineName)
IWAM_(MachineName)

I'm unable to use a webservice exposed on a Sql Server 2005 by using
the MSSOAP.SoapClient in Excel 2003 with VBA. The aim I'm focuced on,
is to write a function for a Excel Sheet wich resolves some
identifiers to strings by using a SQL Server 2005. I thougt to use web

We use a Soap Header to pass a token class (m_Token) back and forth with
authenticated session information. Given the following implementation for
our Logout method, I vastly prefer to simply code m_Token = null in order to
destroy the session token when the user logs out. ...

I wrote a c# web service that creates an Excel spreadsheet.   Even
though I follow all the formal procedures for closing the app and
finalizing, an instance of Excel still remains in memory.
I follow the procedures described here:

Hi experts,
I need a Web Service with a specific SOAP format. Its SOAP request
and
response parameters must be XML elements with no nesting, for

I am getting very strange problem. Let me explain you.
I have class library,web service and window application. Web service
is interface between class library and window application. When I
create an instance of class from class library which has constructor

Okay, I've seen about 4 years' worth of posts about this with no
viable solutions.  I've spent 9 hours today trying to fix this.  It
works BEAUTIFULLY on my local IIS installation, but when I publish to
my web host and try to add a web reference I get the following:

I have many classes a user may need to call methods on my webservice. Some
classes are "published" and some are not...  I mean, when we do a Web
reference from another project, we don't have access to some classes
remotely...  Is there something special these classes need so we ...

I have a ws that exposes a class with a user defined type containg a bool, a
string and an int type properties. I've also set the default values of these
properties. Unfortunately, when passing the object from a consumer, the
default properties are not set, exept for the string ...

I am looking for a simple example of an .HTML or .ASP page using Ajax to
consume a sting from an ASP.NET 2.0 web service.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks.

I have a local web service. I have a client windows app referencing the
webservice. The client was successfully calling the webservice until a few
days back. It stopped working for no apparent reason. When i tried updating
the web reference on the client app, I get the error ...

I am new to ASP.net webservice and have a quesiton.
Is is possible to pass custom object to a web service (using VB 2005)? My
custom object will look like this
Public Class Myclass

Given the following Web Service method definition:
[WebMethod]
[SoapHeader("m_Token", Direction = SoapHeaderDirection.InOut)]
public DataTable GetData()

Just have some general questions on how it's supposed to work. When i get
WebREquest.GetSystemWebPRoxy it returns a
System.Net.WebRequest+WebProxyWrapperOpaque type.  Which doesn't have any
public property to set useDefaultCredentials.  I assign this to the ws proxy