I'm writing a client (C#) for an ASP.NET 2.0 Web Service. From within the client, with its web reference to the Web Service, how do I get the Web Service address as a string? Since the address must be known to the client, I guess there must be a simple way to do it.
Gustaf

We have an ASP.NET 1.1 application that calls our ASP.NET 1.1 Web Service.  
The call to our Web Service only work when its built in debug mode.  When its
built in release mode, the connection to the web service is never made.  The
process takes only 20 seconds to run normally so ...

Dear friends,
let's say we have 10 "server-side" web service which return some kind
of data.
I'm using visual studio 2005 and I have a Project  - the client -

I am creating a windows service that will communicate with several
different vendors.  I plan to be able to pass the url for the vendor
to the windows service as an xml request.  So since im not going to
have access to the URL before that I wont be able to create a web

Hi, all. I have a webservice running on a Windows 2003 server, and
then an application on my desktop that consumes this web service. When
I tested the webservice (by going to the webservice from IE on the
same machine), the web service works. However, when I tried to step

I have a client which consumes Web Service (WCF - .NET Framework 3.0). I
would like to see a Soap message generated when a client calls a Web Service
method. In debug mode, I just see the method call and the response (no Soap
message). I am using Microsoft Visual Studio.

I'm seeing some behavior I don't quite understand with the following,
wondering if anyone could shed some light.
We have a legacy VB6 library which reads/writes to a SQL database and
applies rules to transactions.  If any rules "fire", notification

When I run my webservice, I got the following error message:
System.TypeInitializationException: The type initializer for
'PMC.BO.Enterprise.InProcess.PMCUtilBO' threw an exception. --->
System.TypeInitializationException: The type initializer for

I have a web service that I converted from VS 2003 Framework 1.1. to VS 2005
Framework 2.0. I tried to use the same IIS web site to run the web service.
I deleted the Framework 1.1 files published the 2.0 files changed IIS to use
Framework 2.0 and changed the application pool, ...

Hi,
has any one used webservices for returning custom objects other than datasets
like custom classes and their internal classes ?.
What problems you have faced if any ? is there any limitation ?

I am debating whether or not to use WSE in my "ClickOnce" application.  I've
read through the WSE 3.0 patterns and practices document, and decided to use
"Transport Layer Security Using HTTP Basic over HTTPS" as my secure
webservice solution.

I have a Web Service that receives an XmlDocument of a given type. But I can
not get the contents of what is being passed other than extracting it from
the HttpContext.Current.Request.InputStream and this requires removing the
SOAP envelope manually and using the nsManager and a ...

Hi there guys,
I have created an XML Web Service which has a return type a class (with
string and long members) and one argument (another class); (see
http://test15.intersections.com/orderreceiver/orderreceiver.asmx)

I've upgraded a webservice project from VS2003 to VS2005.  In my VS2003
solution I created a handy msi install for the webservice that always worked
fine.
In my VS2005 solution I also created this msi install for my VS2005

I built a web service and it worked fine in my local machine and our intranet
web server. But when I move it to our internet web server and try it set a
web reference in a client application, it fails and gave following error
message: