I am using Visual Studio 2005. I have created a Web Service that references
classes located in class files withing the same project. These class files
reside in a folder named App_Code. I want to deploy the web service to the
client server, but I do not want to post the code ...

I have a web application that I have a dilema in trying to publish it to my
isp. The problem stands as is... the database is created in the default
aspnetdb.mdf file on my local machine and I can not create a database using
the same name (I guess for security reasons) on the ...

I'm nearing my wits end trying to get transport security with certificate
client authentication to work on a self hosted WCF service.
I tried modifying the
.\TechnologySamples\Basic\Binding\Basic\TransportSecurity\CS\TransportSecurity.sln

Hi all...
I'm having a problem... I can't access my web service via browser on
remote computers... It display a message saying that it is only
avaliable on local machine... Is there some configuration to do???

I'm working on a Web application that consumes a WCF Service that uses basic
HTTP binding with transport security and certificates for client credentials.
Just to clarify, the WebServer (IIS 7) is the client, and an application
that self hosts the WCF service is the server.

Hi...
I'm trying to separate the definitions for the object types a web service
will act on from the wsdl file, moving them into a separate schema.  
Basically, my wsdl has an

I have two simple web services, as shown below. One returns the file size of
a test file, and the second the file itself.  I can successfully recover the
file size using the following code:\
      httpRequest.Method = "Post"

Server was unable to process request. --> Access to the path "\
\172.21.142.228\Downloaded Software\Downloads\VersionServer.txt"
is denied.

VFP8 - Used WSHandler to setup a client and access data.  Works fine on the
development machine (both exe and dev environment).  The
WSHandler.SetupClient method (of _ws3client.vcx) fails to return an object
when run on another machine on the same LAN

In the thread "Library differences when adding Web Reference" I reported a case where a client app couldn't access all the classes exposed by a Web Service. I've returned to this problem again, and found that it's a 'maxOccurs' attribute in the schema that causes it. Here's an ...

I intend to develop ASP.NET web services that will be accessed by Java
Client. I am new to this interoperablity space...so I would appreciate if
some one could point me to some resources, best practices etc...would be
great.

All, or any who can help...
I have an application, written in eVC4, that connects to the Internet and
receives a file via a web service. The request contains the name of the file.
The WS reads the local file and sends back the byte array (stream). However,

   I am consuming a web service
(http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/soap/eutils.wsdl) using C#.Net 2
and in general it works just fine. But recently I have had trouble getting a
specific method to work whenever I put a pound sign ("#") in a query string.

Is it possible to create WCF Web Service that runs without IIS?
Any tips how to do it?
Cheers,
Reg

Can I create web services by VS2005 and WSE2.0?
Thanks in advance.