I am using vs 2003 and .net 1.1.
I have a web service that does some work on a list of objects.
Each object takes about a second to process.
Lets say the client sends me a list of 1000 objects.

Our company has identical web services running on different machines and I
tried to switch to another server by changing Url in a config file - it
doesn't work that way. Does anybody have a clue how to do it without adding a
new web reference to a project and recompiling?

This might be a daft post but I am very new to the SOAP Extension
class. Basically I have taken the MSDN example that writes the SOAP
request and response to a log file in C#.
The code works fine and writes the data to the log file. As such I

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I am about to embark on updating an existing .NET 1.1 Smart Client
application that uses WSE2 SP3 to .NET 2.0 in VS2005. At this stage I cannot
update to WSE3 as all webservice endpoints are WSE2 SP3.

I created a web site, site A, that redirects to another web site, site
B, where a simple web service is hosted. The code to call the web
service is simple.
           oWS.AllowAutoRedirect = True

I am creating a new 'windows application' project in studio 2003. then I am
trying to add a web reference to that project. I tried to reference douzen
different wsdl urls, including google, amazon and others and whenever I press
the 'go' button, right after the interface to that ...

what is the propper newsgroup for issues regarding WCF?
Thanks

I don't get it. A DataTable can't be returned, but a DataSet can. Yet a
DataSet contains one or more DataTables. So obviously a DataTable must be
serializable. So why not just let me return a DataTable?
Thanks for your advice,

We are doing very intensive network communication. We collect data from
thousands of electric devices every minutes. The devices understand both
socket and web service. They are either embeded linux based system or
Windows based servers. WCF, as I understand, has overhead vs. ...

I am generating a web service from an application called Remedy. It
has a sort of wizard that is responsible for creating the web service.
It produces the following WDSL file that is properly parsed by
SOAPSonar and other applications. However, when I try to bring it into

I have written a webservice using WCF. Everything works fine and I can
consume the webservice using wsdl, svcutil or visual studio as long as
the application pool is running under network_service or an account that
is a member of the local administrators group.

   I'm trying to pass values of different data-types to a web-service. I
thought it would be easier to box these values and pass them as a
System.object parameter, like
[webmethod]

My requirement is that i want to know the clinet url in the web service.My
authentication is based on the client url.
I am gettign the IP address by using the
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Request.UserHostAddress

I have a solution that contains a Web Site / Webservice project and
one library project.
The library project use a config file.
When I build the solution, the config file is not copied in bin folder

We would like to productize SAML into our application. Our Application
is built on top of .Net Framework. It would be grateful if someone can
point us with the SAML stuff (how to start of with it, some sample
applications..etc)..using WSE 2.0 library provided with the .Net