Hi, I'm developing an asp.net 2.0 application and I'm trying to use a
session value set in a web form inside a web service call.
I mean I have a web form with a list of orders for a given customer
when the page loads I set session("customer") =

Could someone please post a very simple example APP with HOST and a CLIENT,
where the HOST passes a COLLECTION to the CLIENT.  All my attempts at
creating a WINFORMS web service which supports a COLLECTION has failed.  My
numerous attempts while looking at other's examples have ...

I would appreciate if someone could explain the following behaviour:
I have written a simple WebService using (Visual Studio 2005 framework 2.0)
as follows:
public class Service : System.Web.Services.WebService

We have a client that uses .Net that needs to work against our Java (xfire)
based WS.
My question is: how can a .Net (C#) WS client be configured to not send
WS-Addressing headers? The client in particular mentions having tried WSE

I have been successful consuming a WCF 3.0 service from a 2.0 client.  I
would like to embed a token (GUID as string) in the header so I can check
the
token with a session on the server side.

I created a web service in visual studio 2003, tested it with a sample.xml
file from a vendor we are using, and it worked exactly like it should.  I
deployed it to our server,  created a project using the webservice with
the sample.xml file, and again it worked.  Now the vendor ...

I have built a Hello World Web Service using Visual Studio 2005 and .NET 2.0
on machine A. Setting up a Web Site on machine B and adding a web reference
to that WS works fine, without any delays.
Setting up the same Web Site on machine C it takes forever after I select

I was wondering if there is a way to disable WS-Addressing in WSE 3.0?  I
would like remove the wsa from the soapenvelope when soap messages are sent.  
Thanks.
jason

I'm new to SOAP and Web Services in general. I've been given the task
of implementing someone else's web services in an ASP.NET 2.0 project.
What I've been given are two .xml files and several .xsd files. They
are used to query information from their database. The queries are

ASP.Net v2.0.
I have a web service that holds an "open" OleDb connection in one of its
session variables, when the session times out does this connection close, or
does it only close when another request comes through after the timeout?

How can I get the current directory of Web Service?
Usually my Web services are under Inetpub directory.
I would like to write trace file into that place.
If I try to trace e.g. C:\Temp directory I usually havenät got

How can I get the current directory of Web Service?
Usually my Web services are under Inetpub directory.
I would like to write trace file into that place.
If I try to trace e.g. C:\Temp directory I usually havenät got

I have a web service project, in one of my classes I like to get the virtual
path of the Server name from c# code behind.
Thanks,

Is there any way to debug into the web service proxy in asp.net 2.x?
You used to be able to do this in asp.net 1.1 and you could fix the proxy
if need be.  This seems like a bug in the proxy generator :-P
This API works fine most of the time, but occasionally get stuck where it

We are trying to migrate the app code to .Net 2.0. Since we are using DIME
attachment to transfer large data, we would like to know is that supported in
.Net 2.0. WSE 3.0 will not support DIME, instead it support MTOM. Only way is
to use WSE 2.0 SP 3, which MS claim that supports ...