We did a same code base test between 1.1 and 3.5.
In 1.1, when your .NET application reference a library with web reference
(dynamic), you can always easily overwrite the default URL by specifying a
different URL in your app config file or web config file.

Our company has a three tier (Data Access,Business Object,UI) intranet
application. Now, they are planning to build a web site and host it,
so that some external users will be able to use it. This web site
needs to talk to the Business Layer to fetch the data from the DB.

Is it possible to call a web service by MSMQ?
my scene as follows:
    I have a web MyService.
        WebMethod1(string reponseXML)

I made one WCF service hosted in IIS on my server machine.
I'd like to call this service in SSIS package.
but I got timeout error.
the HTTP connection manager allows only 300secs, but I need more.

What is the fastest way to access the database for performance point
of view? Should a .Net application call a stored procedure directly or
should a .Net application call a web service, or use WCF, or is there
another way?

Is it possible to call a web service by MSMQ?
my scene as follows:
    I have a web MyService.
        WebMethod1(string reponseXML)

I have a friend that used a program called CICS2WS that created a WSDL to
allow our PC programs to retrieve mainframe data. In the WSDL that was
created, the <address location> tag only contains the URL for where the
service is located

Assume that my XSD defines MiddleNames as minOccurs=0, maxOccurs=1,
nillable=true.  From my XSD and WSDL, I am using WSDL.EXE to create a Server
Interface which I can then implement.  All ok so far.  But, I need to be
able to differentiate between these three scenarios of ...

Can we have implementation similar to this one ?
1. I have one service host giving me calculator service (on server).
2. I have other service host giving me alarm service (on different server).
3. Can I use both calculator and alarm service in my web service client ?

I'm preparing to build a large web service that spans 10 - 15 components
with each component having 10 - 20 methods each.
What is the best way to organize such a web service?
Should each component have it's own ASMX file?

This is my first post here so hello everybody.
I have just created a webservice that accepts a string that will be
parsed as a XML document, that is not important in this case.
The question is that if I consume the WebService with a .net proxy the

We have a web app that is shared by several clients, and currently uses forms
authentication.
Two newer clients would like to use SSO, so that their users don't see the
logon page.

I have a customer who has a web service using a non-MS platform.  They can
only provide me a an XML file (see below) and some XSDs.  I can easily
create classes from the XSDs (e.g. CustomerHeaderData), but I don't know how
to generate the client proxy based on their XML.

I was reading about asynchronous transfer of control in Real Time Java
Specification.
I am wondering if there is any way we can do similar thing with Web Services
in Service Oriented Architecture.

I am new to C# and am trying to build a multi-threaded web crawler. I want
to crawl many sites all at once. I know how to use IHTMLDocument2 to parse
the document object but I want to launch multiple threads to parse each
induvidual web page.