We have a web service that gets called using http (e.g. no SOAP calls,
SoapExtensions do not work) and we need to get information about
errors occuring  in Web service methods. Web sefvice methods
themselves are nothing but a single line calls to BO methods; we want

Of course, I can store a C# class instance to the Server Cache
(this.Context.Cache). I've tried it. My question is, will this destroy the
scalability of my application?
My background is VB6. With VB6 we learned very early on that you do *NOT*

Everything has been fine for years and the code
Dim dsNews As DataSet
Dim ws As New localhost.Service
dsNews = ws.GetNews()

i have a web service created outside the .net framework. i have written an application in C# which consumes the external application.My problem is the C# application is able to send data to the web service but not able to get the required response. Please help.

Hello Friends, help me please  !
I have an application in C# .NET and I'm trying run a Web Services developed
in Java, so I add web References from my application but I cant open it.
Should do I do some more  ?

in the WSE3 setup we have a way of setting security (permitting ASPNET
account access for example) on a private key using a batch file and
WinHttpCertCfg something like this:
set WP_ACCOUNT=NETWORK SERVICE

Is it possible to attach binary data to an SOAP response?
I need to transfer a byte array, but I cannot use WSE because my app
is designed to work also on '98 systems, and WSE is not supported.
If it's possible, can anyone provide a link?

I have an ASP .NET Application that I have been using
that calls a web service on another machine.
Our company wants to implement HTTPS between the two
applications. I have changed the call to the web service

I've seen this topic several times in archives, but I have not come across a
workable solution. I'm stuck in 1.1 for a project (although I can tack on
any WSE that still targets it), and I've got a class that stores some RTF in
some of its fields.  RTF has an issue in that by ...

I've been looking at two approaches for the maintenance of Session state for
a Web Service application.
One approach uses the old familiar Session object which I've used in the
past for Web applications. As far as I can see, the Session approach is

I have a WSDL provided to me by one of our partners.
I have Visual Studio 2003, WSE 1.0 (latest SP), and WSE 2.0 (SP3) installed
on this development machine.
I created a C# console application for testing. I enabled the project for

I was running the ws-i validation tool on a simple hello world web service
and I'm getting a failure on the assertion BP1212.
Asserion BP1212 is: "The envelope contains exactly one part accessor element
for each of the wsdl:part elements bound to the envelope's corresponding

I understand how to consume a web service by registering it as a web
reference in my project, but how to use HTTP Post to call a web service? For
example I have a web service called TestService, and have a WebMethod called
TestMethod, it has a string type parameter A, anybody can ...

How do I change the account that ASP.Net uses on the server? I at the very
least want to change the password.
TIA - Jeff

I've worked with asp.net for a few months now, but haven't yet had to
use web services and/or SOAP etc.
I now need to create a 'SOAP client' to connect to a remote server and
send an array of data.