I need to be able to somehow wrap calls made through a standard Interface
used to access a WCF service. The reason for this is to have a higher degree
of control, mainly to catch all kinds of exceptions transperently, and maybe
translate them to other exception types.

I read the posting from 4/24/2006, but the referenced article indicates how
to ADD these items, not remove.  The article examples are also in C# which my
client uses VB.Net 2005 and the examples do not correlate easily.
Remember, there are still VB coders in the tech world.

I've been trying to create a WCF SOAP Router Service that can forward not
just the message body but also any security headers set by the originator of
the message. The destination service I'm routing messages to uses
WSHttpBinding, SSL with UserName/Password client credentials. ...

I have a WCF service that I am using to upload files to a server by using
the streamed transfer method.  I am currently calling the service from a
WCF client.  All I did was add a Service Refrence to my Windows Forms
project using VS2008.

It seems like this should be easy but I must be missing something...I'm
trying to create a web service class that accepts is instantiated with
parameters but I always get just the new() option (parameterless).  Here's a
very simple example of what I've tried.

I want to know if it is possible to open a UI of a process, calling a
webservice.
I read the a previous answer, to "Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com>.
If I logon (I've changed the local policy, and webservice and client are all