I'm trying to access a web service with another user running under the
built in web server in VS.NET 2005. I have the following code to
access the web service:
MyWebService webService = new MyWebService.MyClass();

   Im getting user information in webservice and storing in DB. In the
email address field, i do want to validate the email address.
   like xyz@abc.com is give properly r not. (@ .) these things i wanna
check inside the webservice.

Hello...
I got a question about wse 3.0 with vs 2005.
Trying to get a RequestSecurityTokenResponse using this line of code:
RequestSecurityTokenResponse rstr = this.RequestSecurityToken(rst,

Hi. I need to write a simulated web service to give to my clients'
development team. For the simulated service the client doesnt want any
authentication...but they want to use https anyways. How do I proceed? An
initial search tells me that I'll need a certificate. Guess I can make

   Im getting user information in webservice and storing in DB. In the
email address field, i do want to validate the email address.
   like xyz@abc.com is give properly r not. (@ .) these things i wanna
check inside the webservice.

Is there any way to make a webservice only work with SOAP? Also, is there a
way to disable that generic ASP.NET created test page and just return the
WSDL instead? thanks!

Hi to all,
I have a web service that is hosted on IIS 5.1. I have found that the web
service works as expected but after about 20 mins of no calls to the web
service, a call that worked earlier gives the error "Access forbidden 403".

Is there a site or article anywhere that lists whats new or changed in Web
services in .NET 2.0 from 1.1? thanks!

How to handle exceptions of webservices?
I have a wsdl file which contains the exception classes.
when i am adding that wsdl file in my asp application I am unable to view
those classes.

I created a web service application using ASP.
My question is :
When i try to create an extra class in the same asmx file,At the time of
consuming the web service,its showing me only the default class only.

I have just created a WCF service that is using WShttpbasic and all is good
when another .net 3.0 application consumes it. However, I have legacy apps
that must use this service and are running on .net 2.0 and are housed on
Windows 2000 servers.

I'm using Visual Studio 2005/C# to build a web client.  The web server
is something I've written in a different framework, which does not
support generating wsdl, so I have hand-built a wsdl file, then
created my proxy class by running wsdl.exe.  The problem is that the

I have built a web service consumer application by adding a web
reference for a vendor-provided wsdl file.  My client is
interoperating with the server just fine, in terms of sending a
request and receiving and properly parsing a response, but the problem

I have a webservice which uses a c# Dll,This Dll is a C# class library which
contain few class[Class One, Class Two] .
I am able to see the class when in the Web service but when i create a stubb
class of the webservice using wsdl.exe then these classes are not

I created a simple webservice .asmx on Visual Studio 2005. As I plan to
deploy it to Sharepoint Portal 2003, I copied asmx to \web server
extensions\60\ISAPI directory of the server, where all other general
webservices reside. Everything is just fine - i can access the service ...