in one of my webservices I need to provide a string to the consuming
application that can become really large (depending on user input).
Unfortunately, if the string becomes too long, the following error occurrs:
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException was unhandled

I have some code running within my Web Service which validates the incoming
XML against the XSD.  It is working well and picking up errors as I would
expect.  However, the "message" property within
System.xml.Schema.ValidationEventArgs (which is where the error ends up)

Hello,
I have a question about restricting access to web services.  
We have public web services which are available for clients to request data,
and we do have some private web services which expose some application

I'm writing an client application to consume an existing web service
which requires password digest authentication. I tried to use
UserNameToken in WSE 3.0 but found every time the authentication will
fail. After debugging the code I found out the hashing algorithm for

From a VB.Net COM using VS2005, I need to call a Java web service with
ID/password.  I currently am successfully calling the service but am
rejecting because the security object is not available in SOAP.
A preliminary scan showed the direction of SOAP Toolkit 3.0 which was

I've just begun programming web services in VS 2005 and I'm having a
problem seeing my new methods being exposed.  
For example, when I run the following I still only see the HelloWorld
function despite having added ReturnMainPic to the class.  

I have a static reference to a soap proxy at client side and I am concern
about its thread safety. All parts of the application are calling the same
web methods quite often. Is the code that wsdl.exe generates for web service
client thread safe?

I'm seeing a 2-3 second delay with services running under WSE 3.0 with
UsernameToken manager.  I saw the posting for "Huge Delay" and checked my
diagnostics setting - it was disabled.  I did notice that if I put in a bogus
userid/password, the Security Fault response is very ...

I am trying to invoke a Secured WebService in WebSphere which
requires
me to setOption(2) = SXH_SERVER_CERT_IGNORE_ALL_SERVER_ERRORS
May I know how can I do the similar task using WSE2 SP3?

I am having trouble with the ASP.NET web service auto-generated test page
which is created automatically when a web service is defined.  It adds our
internal port number in the form submit location which breaks the page since
our external port number is much different.  Is there ...

Is there anyway to tell when a web service is called, where the call
came from? Like IP address. In the code?
I have a web service where I would like to know where the call came
from then I want to do something different if the call came from a

Have question concerning WCF and Kerberos Security.
We are on-site for a large customer architecting a service-based solution
that will implement WCF.
The customer is a large hotel chain that desires a back-office solution that

   I have a webservice designed in VS 2005 using C#.  I would like to know
the URL and the IP addresses of the people who are accessing my service.  Is
this a possibility?  if so how?
Thanks,

I am trying to write my first WCF Service.  I am using VS2008 beta 2 on a
Vista Business machine
I have written and installed my service on the local IIS. I have defined a
service.svc file

I am trying to create a WCF host/client combination using mixed security with
UserName authentication.
Everything looks good on the host side, but when I go to generate the client
proxy using the VS 2005 "Add Service Reference" wizard it generates a proxy