Hello NG,
I have a problem with a webservice on my server: the process time is rising
when the are multiple requests.
This means with one request the answer comes after about 500ms. When i have

       I experienced problem to depoly the HelloWorld web service from the
Visual Studio Express 2005 to IIS 6. The following is my workflow:
step-1: in Studio 2005, created the HelloWorld web service
step-2: under websites folder, my application is as below:

i have a webservice written in vb.net with this method:
   <WebMethod()> _
   Public Function GetBinaryFile() As Byte()
       'Open a file stream.

The Web services are nice but they are hard to debug -- I need to observe
the trace messages in the console (I do not like to have a special debug
application to see the output window.) Additionally, I do not undesrtand the
lifetime cycle -- when the service starts and stops. I ...

This is probably a daft question, but for the life of me I am unable
to find out what fields a webservice accepts.
The service is wss Lists.UpdateListItems
How do I find out what <Field Name=""> it or any other service

I have a background worker in my C# app that makes a synchronous
HttpWebRequest.GetResponse() call. The idea is to POST a file to a
server on the internet. When I call HttpWebRequest.Abort() on the
request object on another thread, GetResponse() returns with an

I've developed a web service using Apache Axis 1.4 (WSDL shown at the bottom
of this post) which is deployed to Apache Tomcat 5.5. Using VisualStudio.NET
2003 I've created a small .NET (1.1) based test client to invoke one of the
methods. I get the following exception thrown by ...

Sorry about the repost; had incorrect managed groups ID last time!
Hi,
I'm having a problem with a web service; specifically a custom
UsernameTokenManager which needs to access a remote database. The web

ASP.Net v2.0
I'm developing a WS that will be utilised by 1 application.
I don't want anyone to be able to use this web service except the
application, how should I secure the service? Should I perhaps assign a Guid

By way of introduction, I have an application utilizing three AJAX
CascadingDropDown lists whose contents are served up by one of three
WebMethods.  The first two of these three dropdowns are for Entity Type and
Entity Groups.  The Entity Group gets populated based on the Entity ...

Hi all.  I need to consume a web service in .NET which were written in
Java.  I am able to add them fine as web references in visual studio
as well as create the necessary objects.  However, the specs of the
web service require me to authenticate using the Username Token

I created a web service with one web method:
<WebMethod()> Public Function RequestPremium(ByVal web_request As
XmlDocument) As XmlDocument
it basically accepts a xmldocument then queries a database and returns

No mater what I do, I can't seem to define my custom usernameTokenManager
type properly in my client app pointing to my WSE 3.0 web service.
my custom usernameTokenManager is in the root name space of my web service
Public Class customUsernameTokenManager

I am using a web method to retrieve the connection string stored in the web
service virtual directory "/Dev". When I browse the asmx file from VS 2005,
everything works perfectly. However when I browse it from IIS or directly
from IE (by entering the address into IE), I get the ...

I would like to know who is calling the web service so that my web service
can process accordingly. Is there anyway I can do that?
Thanks