I have few question for scenario where I have wpf/winform client(s)
connecting to windows service (hosting WCF code) which in turn
connects to (single) SQL Server.
Transactions initiated by client, in this sistem will always be distributed?

Hi I wrote the following webservice
[WebMethod]
public void test()
{

I am consuming a web service that was written in VS 2008 and some of the
classes have DateTime values that are declared nullable as follows
DateTime? objDateTime = null;
If there is not a value assigned to objDateTime, then it is null.

I have a problem that confounds me. We have made a decision to go with
Visual Studio 2008. I have a webservice that was working fine in our dev
environment under 2005. The webservice needs to be able to run on Windows
2000 servers and Windows 2003 so I made the decision to ...

I'm writing a webservice where all of the data elements should have a
minOccurs = 0.  I'm using VS2005.
This is fine for most of my elements, but all of my datetime elements
automatically receive a minOccurs = 1 in the auto generated WSDL

I started developing a web service following samples that made use of
webservice.htc.  I have since found a way to call a web service with
javascript from a web page that is MUCH easier than using webservice.htc.  Is
webservice.htc obsolete?  Would webservice.htc have any ...

My web application wants to take advantage of an encrypted
authentication cookie that's provided by another application on the
same server. The cookie is visible on the client side, but when I
invoke a method on my web service no cookies are visible.

Just some common issues with WS:
Using custom objects: When objects change, seems you are always fixing some
issue. Update references, which sometimes does not work.
Deployment:

I'm trying to create a .NET 3.5 WCF web service .svc with a XML schema
that somewhat complex, which I'm new to.
The schema I want is, in a simplified form for example puposes,
similar to the following:

Can anyone direct me to the best standalone web server? I'm wanting to
package it with a web app which will need to run on the client machine which
will have IIS turned off.
Thanks

I have run into a frustrating problem. First I will need to cover some
background. I recently installed Windows Server 2008 Standard on a PC on the
network. I installed IIS, SQL Server 2005 and a few other packages. I also
have the ability to get to this server from outside the ...

Whenever I try to click on the control panel or add or remove programs I get
a message that reads "this action has been cancelled because of restrictions
on this computer.Contact system administrator." What do I do to correct this?

we have a very strange problem occurring in our desktop application
when a web service (written in java) is called. This is happening only
from a few clients. From other clients in the same network the
application just works fine with no exception.

i have a WCF service(hosted in IIS) with the following configuration:
basichttpbinding
MTOM
Streaming

when using WebRequest, in order to over come the proxy server I set:
Req.Proxy = new WebProxy();
This takes the default proxy configuration from the system (the same
one you can configure in the internet explorer) and use it in the