there is no example in the webservice description of how to access a
WebService Method with Http-Get with a URL in ASP.NET 2.0
I have tried:
http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser?cId=9130&bID=808101

How can i access Sessionstate from another class?
Lets say i have webservice where i define Session["lib"]=1;
In my webservice project i have a common class.
How can i access Session["lib"] from this class?

Is it possible to link asp.net 2 to an excel spreadsheet running on the
server so the remote user can view and change entries on the spreadsheet and
also on froms written in VB for applications which are part of the
spreadsheet?

I am using .NET 2003, I have a page using JS to call a web service to add a
product to the shopping cart, inside web service, I add the product to the
shopping cart and save the shopping cart ID to a cookie, it runs fine on my
local and tesing machine but when I move it to ...

MSDN documentation at
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998562.aspx#scalenetchapt10_topic16 states:
<quote>
[WebMethod(EnableSession=true)]

I have two web services.
The Main WS is installed on my Windows 2003 server and when connecting to it
there is a must to provide User & Pass for the "Integrated Windows
Authentication" by the IIS.

I have an existing ASMX web service produced WSDL. I am trying to upgrade
the ASMX to WCF. The client side applications are already deployed on
customers sites. We are definitely not able to change the WSDL in any way.
Therefore I am thinking maybe the right approprach is to ...

I need to print from a web service.
I´ve a class thats works fine with a console application but in the web
service I get an error. I use PrintDocument.
How can I print from a Web service?

I have a web reference WSDL, but it doesn't really create an XSD. I'm
trying to generate datasets from the WSDL file but not sure how to do
so.
I successfully created the proxy class, but the WebServices all return/

Is there such a thing as a single instance web service? Is it possible to
have all calls to a web service share one property value by declaring it as
static? I know web service should be stateless, but I am still trying to
understand how instances of  a web service are handled at ...

Whats up guys, i am having difficulties coding the plus sign button on
my aspx page to store variable1, clear textbox, and store variable2
then call a web service to add both variables
my code so far is:

I am using a webservice client that was created from a WSDL file
in .Net 1.1.
The client ALWAYS works the first time I call it.
The second call returns one of two exceptions. It either returns the

The web service is called by a program running on pocket pc. When to
call the web service, the first call is still ok, but for the second
or later calls, it will throw "403 Forbidden" WebException. When to
test it using the web interface on pocket IE, everything is fine.

Believe it or not, I've searched quite a bit and can't find any relevant
information on how to consume a J2EE web service from a .NET consumer
WITHOUT the aid of any 3rd party tools.
I have two questions:

We publish our pages in a 3rd party web server, so they host our website.
but behind scence data is stored in our internal SQL server, all outside
traffic needs go through our router before reach the SQL server, so in the
Web Configuration file, in connection string entry, "Data ...