would like to know is it recommended to use techniques like object pooling or
the using static instances of the proxy class of a web serivice
highly appreciate your opinions and recommendations on how to of the above
scenario.

I am trying to replicate a price of Java code in .NET (the Java code is at
the end of this post).
Basically, I need to send a SOAP message to an HTTP server program (that
happens to be written in Java). I have been Googling for the past 4-5 hours

I was working with Lesson 1 of the Hands on Lab 301, Advanced WSE 3.0
Messaging. This lesson describes how to implement an soap smtp
transport for messaging. It advises you to use your smtp and pop
servers. It works.

According to my knowledge we can use web service in the client applications
in two ways
Case-1) By adding the web reference
Case-2) or use XML Web Service Proxy Class generated by wsdl.exe .

I have a simple method below that gets data from an sqlxml webservice
I'm using Windows Integrated and i have disables anonymous access on IIS and
also impersonate myself in Web.config.
But 'm getting error

I have an existing web service in C# 2005 that utilizes Web Service
Enhancments 3.0 with custom UsernameTokenManager authentication.  I need to
pass very large binary files to the web service for subsequent storage into a
database.  When we do this as part of a web service ...

I would like to know that is there anyway to change the default
serialization from XML to Binary? If not, what's the best approach to
accomplish binary serialization under an ASP.NET Web Service? I've
used the following format to do it so far, however, it's really

Does anyone know what the difference between the
SoapDocumentMethod(OneWay=true)] and the [OneWay] attribute?  According to
the documentation, both seem to specifiy that a web service method is one way
only and does not return any data (a void method essentially).

I'm experimenting some problems with the treeview, I developed a module
within DotNetNuke that contains a treeview. It's working fine on my laptop
at the office. I'm trying to get it back for a personal project.
When running it seems that the WebResource.axd is not found, I ...

Im just starting using SOAP Extensions to intercept web service
requests to and from one server.
I would like to know if there is a way to find what application made
the request (for the outgoing requests) or even wich server it came

How can I get session state for my user in a web service?
I understand that with WinForm clients that this was not necessary, but now
with Asp.net Ajax, I can access all the server objects but the session one.
I can use the User object but it's a lot of extra work.

This is my first post, so i don't really now if i'm in the right group here.
We have 2 servers behind a load balancer, SSL offLoading is enabled on the
loadbalancer.
Both servers contain 2 identical webservices.

The docs on using web services are full of code snippets like this one
pasted below where, from a Forms application, event code is calling a
webmethod.
an example is http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa480509.aspx

I am kind of new to web services, not the idea, but actually
implementing and consuming them.
Currently I am being asked to develop a COM+ proxy that will fall
between the presentation tier and services.  This is a COM+ object

All of the examples of web services in the books I have are using anonymous
access and don't utilize sessions.  Is there any material anywhere that
shows how to authenticate and uses sessions in Web Services?
Also, why two webServices forums?