Consider the following C# webservice code and the corresponding WSDL
generated by .NET:
C# Webservice (Fragment)
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I am trying to create a program that uses this web service:
http://webservices.carrier411.com/wsLogin.cfc?wsdl
I am supposed to pass it two parameters and it is supposed to return an
array.

I have a web service method that returns an XMLDocument.  When I call it from
an aspx page, the intellisense says that the method is of type XMLNode, so
when I try, stupidly, to get the results of the web service call into an
XMLDocument in the client, it fails with the error

I am trying to invoke a webservice and a webmethod (exposed by the WS)
from the browser which accepts an xml file as a parameter. Can I
specify a filename in the parameter? If yes, whats the probable syntax
Any help appreciated.

i posted this error message a couple of weeks ago:
has anyone come across this error before:
This is an unexpected token.  The expected token is 'NAME'
I am getting it when trying to send an xml file across a web service layer.

I'm using a web service to copy file to a network folder restricted to a
specififc username & pwd.
I tried
<identity impersonate = treu username = "domain\user" password = "pwd">

Hi, I have a WSDL file that I am trying to use when adding a web
reference to my project.  I can successfully do this with Visual
Studio 2003, but I get an error when trying to add the same wsdl as a
web reference in Visual Studio 2005.  I tried using wsdl.exe on a

I'm trying to get a WebService running (self hosting, without IIS) that
uses SSL and loads the SSL key/certificate from a file (without using
httpcfg.exe).
I have a running service and netstat shows a listening https interface,

I'm just taking a look at async web services.  I've generated the proxy
calls in VS2005, but the async methods starting with "Begin" and "End"
haven't been generated.
Any ideas why these wouldn't be generated by default?

I need to develope a web service that I should use in a windows based application.
This web service must be a layer that invokes one more webservice.Due to some security constraints I should use the URL path as https://webservice_name....
instead of
http://webservice_name....

Hello, I have two related questions:
1. Our company hosts a couple Web services that are public, and free to use
for anybody (http://DlhSoft.com/WebServices/NewsService.asmx and
http://DlhSoft.com/WebServices/ProductsService.asmx).

I am attempting to perform the most basic task. I simply want to access a
WCF service from another machine on my LAN. Everything works fine if the
client and host are on the same box, but as soon as I move the service to
another box it's dead. I'm using netTcpBinding (but I've ...

What can be named webservice? Is asp script receiving by POST method some
xml data, performing and responding result, webservice or not yet? Must it
be described with WSDL or not (if i want to name it webservice)?
Question is: is any server script (performing e.g. xml's) a ...

I'm a beginner in programming with C# and ASP.NET so I don't know if
my question is too simple or if it was already answered in another
thread.
I have written a web service which I want to use on several servers,

I have a TCP webservice which ran fine until I added a dll containing some
common objects to webservice.
The proxy code generates fine but when I run the client requesting data that
results in using objects from the dll I added the client throws an exception