I am trying to drag a user control onto the designer page. I drag it to the
desired location but it "snaps" to the upper left hand corner of the design
screen and will not move. It is in a table cell. I cannot select it to redrag
it to the proper table cell in the lower right ...

Are there any possibilities that Office Word document is calling a Web
Service running in IIS?
How can this be done, and is VB only way to call Web Services (are
there C# support)?

******** My web service:
Imports System.Web.Services
Imports System.Web.Services.Protocols
Imports System.ComponentModel

I have a problem to generate WS client proxies on C# with wsdl.exe
because it require:
"Warning: This web reference does not conform to WS-I Basic Profile
v1.1."

Can anyone explain me if we can have Timer Web Service ?
I am looking for the service to support start / stop / fire functionality.
This is something like Timer Server.
The user web service invokes the Timer Web Service methods.

Thinking of doing our next project so that our logical tiers can be
physically tiered when desired for a given deployment and then not
physically tiered when that is not needed.  The solution, we think, would be
using WCF and when we don't need to physically tier use named-pipes ...

When building a web service in the same solution as the client for the web
service, what is the most efficient way to test for changes? When I add a
web reference, I choose the option to add web services in the current
solution. Do I have to delete the web service reference every ...

I might already know the answer to this one but I want to be sure.  I've
been looking at an article on how to write and consume a web
service (http://www.asp101.com/articles/colin/webservices/default.asp)
and after writing a web service to convert temperatures between

Could you let me know what exactly happens when web service provider
receives request from the client (from system perspective, like threading and
all) ?
Also, how does the web service store the callback address of the web service

Using VS2005, VB.NET,
BACKGROUND
I have a windows forms application that makes calls to a web service.
All my clients work on project provided laptops (all have exact same

I realize it's a discovery document but
http://localhost/service2.asmx?DISCO
gives me
<discovery>

I want to allow my web service to take additional data in the future
without having clients currently using it to have to change anything
they are doing.  I don't really understand how all this is being sent
but from my background in comma delimited files and strings etc I think

I have a class library (DLL) that references a web service.  This DLL is
referenced by web applications.  The problem is, I need to reference a
development, test, or production version of the web service depending on
whether I'm in the development, test, or production environment ...

Dear List,
I have been writing Web Services and running them from either a local IIS
Server on XP Pro or within the built in web server in VS2003 and more
recently VS2005.

I'm wondering what the best practices are in this area.
I have two projects: a windows forms app (client) and an ASP.NET web app
(server). The client communicates with the server via webservice calls.
There are a number of data structures (classes, enums, structs, etc.) that