I have an app that consumes a web service.  Everything runs fine here at the
office and at some of my clients businesses but one of them uses a web proxy
that redirects to port 8080 and it blows up.  Is there a way to tell the web
service to handle this without messing it up for ...

I have an console app running on several clients written in VB .Net that
calls a web service also written in VB .net 1.1.  Its uses the Now function
to send the current date time to the web service.  Since DST went into effect
this past Sunday, it subtracts one hour from the time ...

I was investigating whether we could have a single entry-point (.asmx) to
multiple Web Service classes instead of just one.
Something like:
<%@ WebService Language="C#" Class="Class1" "Class2" "Class3" %>

Hello, I created a Web Service using .Net 2.0 that has a function that
returns a DataTable. I can test the function from the web page when I access
the .asmx from a browser on localhost and it works. I can also test the
function using VB6 and the xmlhttp activex object. The ...

Is it possible to make a method that returns  a zip file to the client?
when I invoke the service like http://webserver/webservice.aspx?GetFile
the service compute some values and do a zip file and return to the browser
or web client.

I have written a web service for accessing data from a database.  I have a
method in the webservice which returns a dataset.   I am trying to implement
error handling by using the try...catch...finally structure.
Now, the method's logic in the try block returns a dataset while the ...

I have the following assumptions about .NET webservices which I need
confirmation/denial of:
1 - They are only instantiated when required & then a different
instance for each request.

i  used to create a webservice on vs2003 there, when ever we create a
webservice it gets placed in the IIS ie at the location inetpub/wwwroot and
we can also see this webservice in the Internet Information Server[In
Administration Tools] under Default Web site .

   I trying to determine whether or not it is possible to create a
web service whose methods are declared to return interfaces. I have
been researching it and have found lots of hints and clues. I even
read a post from a Microsoft employee (dated 2004) that said it was

Usually I write the web service into my solution and can debug it with no
problems. My current situation does not give me access to the source control
so I want to keep the web service out of the main web solution. So in
essence how do I debug the webservice? I can instantiate it ...

All,
We have an ASP.NET 1.1 application running on a W2K3 box that is consuming a
web-service via HTTPS and we are receiving this error, BUT, it's only
intermittent. It's not happening all the time. It just started happening a

I need to turn an asyncronous call into a syncronous one.
I have a Web Applicaition which makes a call to web services to
retrieve data.
A new web service that I need to support work asyncronously...sort

Hi All:
I'm sort of "new" to doing this so I was wondering if anyone can offer some
additional insight/suggestions.

I had the same problem, but find the solution here:
http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2003/12/04/41154.aspx
I'ts for 2003, but still work's in 2005.
hope helps!

I want to incorporate authentication & data integration in an already
existing, deployed web service, without changing its code or taking it
off. Is there any way this can be done? I mean is there a way to
secure the web server, by changing settings of Windows etc??