I am trying to find out if there is a way to tell if there is already a
filesystemwatcher (created by a webservice) monitoring a folder.
I have a webservice that creates a filesystemwatcher, monitors a folder and
then returns the contents of the new/changed files. However, if the ...

Please excuse the elementry nature of this query - I'm new to web
services.
I created a webservice in VB.NET (studio 2005 fwk 2.0.5..) which is
hosted on an external server. Then I created a VB6 program which uses

I am getting a 'web service undefined' error when calling a web service from
Javascript which I've defined inside the ScriptManager tag like so:
<asj:ScriptManager ID="ScriptManager1" runat="server">
   <Services>

I've been receving this error "System.InvalidOperationException: The
namespace, , is a duplicate." and have been unable to locate the exact
cause of the exception.
I've written a webservice with the new AJAX extensions for .NET.  The

I have used the SoapDocumentMethod(OneWay=true) on a web service.
Inside all my web services, I want to know who is accessing the respective
web service methods.
So I used the following two lines for this:

I want to be able to read and write to the file-system(using an vb.net
object) on a webserver I have from an application I made that runs on
several of my computers around the world. I want to make an vb.net object
that does everything I want on the this server. This is ok so far ...

It seems to me that whenever I post a question that mentions
/clr:newSyntax, it is the "kiss of death" as far as getting any
answers is concerned.  Why is this?  Surely more people than myself
have large libraries of legacy C++ code that they need to interface to