I am developing a C# client app using VS 2008 that consumes a 3rd party web
service.  My question is how/where in my IDE/Debugging session can I visually
see the actual XML message that is being sent to the web service?  To debug
specific cases, the other party wants to see the ...

We are consuming a web service and we receive the following response soap:
ResponseCode: 200 (OK)
X-SOAP-Server:NuSOAP/0.7.2 (1.6)
Keep-Alive:timeout=15, max=100

I know this is an old question but I cannot find any of the previous posting
wrt this issue.
We are finally upgrading to VS 2008 and .NET 3.5 from VS 2003 and .NET 1.1.
We have Windows forms, ASP.Net code and Windows services that interface with

I am using the svcutil parameter: /ct to obtain IBindingList from WCF
Service.
I can exclude some collection or some WCF service methods from this
conversion? I have some strongly typed custom collections, which are

I have a Windows C# application that is trying to invoke a remote WebService
(both mine). My problem is that trying to call the VSNet2005 generated async
methods on the service can throw exceptions that are not caught and returned
to the client.

I will develop a new .Net 3.5 application that will have a webservice
interface that will be called by a couple of external systems developed in
.Net 2.0 or later.
The applications are all on our intranet and security has so far not been a

I'm trying to increase the MaxClockSkew for our WCF bindings through code in
my service host and client.
From various forums etc, I have got this far:
       public static void InitializeEndpoint(ServiceEndpoint endpoint)

GC.Collect() not cleaning memory, how to find out what references to lots of
memory still exist?
When all my processign is done i set everything to null and then:
GC.Collect();

GC.Collect() not cleaning memory, how to find out what references to lots of
memory still exist?
When all my processign is done i set everything to null and then:
GC.Collect();

I'm developping an WSE client application that calls a webservice with
WS-Security.
I'm sending a SOAP message like
************

In VB (VS2005), I have developed a web service that represents my business
and data layers. I have a written a windows client that consumes the web
service. I am having trouble, on my customer's network, handling some
properties of a class returned by the web service while debugging ...

We have a 3 tiered application. Table <tblx> resides in SQL2005, the DataSet
<dsx> is defined in the web service. The client creates instances of <dsx>
and passes them to the web service for storage/processing.
The table <tblx> has a column "EntryDate" with a default value of

it look like WSE 3.0 is reusing the TokenManager instance between calls to
the webservice. Is this by design?
I created a custom tokenManager by extending UsernameTokenManager and added
a private field for my custom user object.

I have a web service hosting a WCF library, which works fine but produced a
strange signature when interacting with vs 2005/2.0 clients. My method takes
3 strings and returns a bool as below.
bool CanRun(string appName, string userName, string function);

I'm trying to access a webservice from internet through my C# .NET
application.
First i got a proxy 407 error and i solved that by assigning some proxy
address used in my company network.