I have seen many articles describing why versioning web services are
important.  I have a scenario that I would like to propose to seek a solution.
I have a publicly consumable web service.  Two different clients, A and B,
consume this service.  I make framework and architecture ...

We have a problem with large data being transfered from our webservice.
We would like a tool to monitor the activity of a specific webservice
in II6.0 and how we can reduce the data being transmitted.
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I have a Windows Forms client -- deployed with ClickOnce -- on Windows XP
Professional. The client accesses a web service on a Windows 2003 R2 box
using the SoapService/SoapClient in WSE 3.0. The method that I'm having
trouble with looks as follows:

Dear friends,
I'm a Web Services newbie and I have created a simple Web Service that given
3 parameters accesses a database and returns 1 value.
When run from Visual Studio 2005, the Webservice returns the correct

  I have a web service which is doing a lot of processing and taking 4-5
minutes to do so. The processing is split into several discrete steps and I
would like for the service to be able to tell the client when it is done
with each step.

We got a webservice that will allow a user to upload a file and then it saves
the file somewhere. We are doing this as a web service because the front end
is a windows program.
Problem is, when we try and upload the file, we get the following error

Im new to creating a web service..... I have a public web page that
collects data this is stored in an .mdb.  The plan is to create a web
service behind the firewall to get the data from the .mdb also a
windows application will be created as well so the users can view the

I have a web service that returns a String as part of the return .  The
String has embedded CR (x13) and LF (x10) in it.  When the client code gets
it though, the CRs have been stripped out and only the LFs are present.
I saw an article that said I need to convert the String to ...

I have a web application that doesn't use SSL at all. We need to
integrate it with another third party web application which only
offers secure web services. How can I connect to a web service that is
https? Is it sufficient in VS 2005 to just create a reference to the

I'm using an enumerated type to identify a record type that relates to a
unique ID in a database.  Identity columns in SQL start at 1, while
enumerated types in C# start at 0.  I didn't think it would be a big
deal because I could just force the values of the enum to start at 1.

I was wondering how I could get started to implement a webservice in Visual
Studio 2005 based on an existing wsdl file.

I have created a report in visual studio 2003 using sql, I have installed
asp.net version 2, I am running sql 2000, and server 2000
When I try to deploy my report I get "no report server at address
hrttp://...."

In Microsoft Knowledgebase article 821268 (http://
support.microsoft.com/?id=821268 ) there are some configuration
settings for .net v1.1
Are these the same in v2 or are their additional options?

I built a test web service project in VS2005 (vb) and I'm tring to
find if web service can modify SOAP Header variables and return them
to the client. My Web Service look like this:
Public Class MyHeader

Hi all I am taking a ASP.net class, and I purchased a book.  Does anyone know
of a site that I can go to that can give me some step by step instructions or
information about setting up a Data Driven Site.  I created our database
using Access 2003 on the Front end and SQL Server ...