I have a web service that needs to return a particular string for one
of its web methods.  I would like to manage the strings in a resource
file.  I went through a lot of the help provided on the net and can't
seem to get it to work.

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I wanna to call a web service from a webservice. how to do this?

I have a web method that renders a SQL Reporting Services report and prints
it to a network printer using the System.Drawing and System.Drawing.Printing
namespaces in .Net 2.0.  This method has been working without issues in
production at several client sites but now I've started ...

I wonder if anyone can help regarding webservices and exceptions?  I have
given the WSDL generated from my webservice to my integration team and they
are saying it needs a "fault" element in order for them to publish it, as it
will be called by non .net clients.

I have a datatable I create and fill with a simple SQL Statement.  I add the
table to a dataset and return the dataset through a webservice to the
client.  I have tested the method through the Invoke page created by Visual
Studio and it does return a dataset (I have attached a ...

I have been attempting to install the above on a fully patched Windows 2000
server.  I have followed the "Step by Step Guide to Getting Started with
Microsoft Windows Server Update Services on Windows 2000 Server" and am
encountering an error after the epansion on the executable

I have created a web service that will validate a username/password
combination against LDAP.  I encrypt the username/password, send it to my
web service which decrypts the username/password, validates the user against
LDAP and returns some properties about the user to the client ...

I've also posted this at dotnet.framework.aspnet.webservices, but here goes
anyway ...
I'm having to use a Web Service to populate a control via JavaScript, but I
can't quite seem to get the Web Service to return the needed values.  My web

Noramlly, we have methods like:
   void execute(string login, string password, Stream inputStream) {
       if (login:password is wrong)
           throw new Exception("login failed");

I have a webservice that runs fine on my localhost (XP, IIS5.1, .NET2).
However, when it is deployed to the production server (WindowsServer2003,
IIS6, .NET2) via VS2005 "Copy Web Site" command, I receive the following
error when attempting to access it:

I have a client who is building a Human Resources web application on SQL
Server 2000, C#, and .Net 1.1. It is a single system for internal company use
only and does not actively interoperate with any other systems. There are
hundreds of users with an average of approx. 50 ...

I have a need for a Web Service to retrieve values from a SQL Server database
to populate a dropdown list.  That, without any further explanation, sounds
quite simple.  The problem is the dropdown list is in FCKeditor, an
open-source WYSIWYG HTML editor written entirely in ...

I am seeing a quite intermittent problem in a system where calls to a .NET
web service throws the exception below:
System.Xml.XmlException: Data at the root level is invalid. Line 1, position
1.

I have a WCF service deployed in IIS. How could I get the physical server
path that the service resides, inside the service code?

hi...
i'm trying to use axis2 to call a dotnet web service..
public class Service : System.Web.Services.WebService
{