I've got a requirement to poll a web service for data but it needs to
be done very frequently.  The web service call is straight forward, it
just returns a simple table of data with no more than 50 rows.  It's a
third party web service so i have no control over it.  The problem is

I am trying to localize some of the web methods in my web service so
I've created an enum in my web service of the allowed languages:
public enum Language
    english

I created a simple web service with one web method accepting custom C# class.
I thought I can test this in IE like get the xml equivalent of C# class and
paste in input box.
But IE is not showing any input boxes.

I'm having some trouble creating my webservice.
I can easaly return simple datatypes like strings, integers,..., but
returning something like an object doesn't seem to work.
I tried putting <Serializable()> _ in the class, but no difference.

Im a beginner with wse 2.0 and im trying to just create a soap
envelope with a wsse:security header.   I want to have a usernameToken
inside the header and I user this code:
Dim ut As UsernameToken = New UsernameToken("user", "password",

I am playing the the soapenvelope and Im trying to add a UsernameToken
to the soapEnvelope like this:
       Dim token As UsernameToken
       token = New UsernameToken("kelly", "kelly",

I'm attempting to create one continuous xsd type with 2 C# objects, one of
which that inherits from each other.  When ASP.net 2.0 serializes either
version of the webservice objects, along with the base object, it says that
these objects have the same type name and need to be in ...

I have a webservice that I am calling from an application running on a
Windows Mobile device, and I am coming across a problem where the thread
freezes whilst calling the webservice.
The application makes calls to, and receives responses back from, the

Our .Net application calls a web method of aplpication 2 that resides on
their Apache server. When I as a developer C#, Studios 2003, make the call to
their web method from my desktop, I receive no exceptions - completes fine.  
Their web service url was added as a web reference ...

We have a product implmented with .NET (C#) as an application, it is
released as .exe file plus .dll files. Now we want to make it as
webservices, i.e. to make some of it's methods as webservices.
The questions are, do we have to modify the source code? Or can we

I am interested in getting more information on replacing .Net Remoting with
WCF or even better with WSSF.
I notice that the WSSF guidance doesn't take web farms or application farms
into account.

Does anyone know how I can hit a generic web service and pull back all
exposed methods and properties?

Im writing a web service to return the ouput from a console app running on
the server but I can't get it to work. Nothing happens it seems ... The code
looks like this:
[WebMethod()]

Possible in C# but not in VB.NET 2005   ????
<WebMethod()> _
Public Function GetCompletionNames(ByVal prefixText As String, ByVal count
As Integer) As String()

Another question about Sessions in webservices
I have read, that usin Sessions in a webservice is a bad design?
Lets explain my scenario;
1) Client is a .NET WinForms application(for public libraries)