xsd:gMonthDay is a common type for dates , why is it mapped to a string
datatype when using wsdl.exe on a WSDL where it is defined as  gMonthDay type
regards
Michel

I'm trying to send an SqlCommand to a WCF-Service. For this I'm using
the following DataContract:
   [DataContract]
   [KnownType(typeof(string))]

I am trying to get off on the right foot programming a web application against Sql Server. I find the choices of data access overwhelming. I want to choose the best approach.
So far, I think that Sql Server Broker is not the preferred choice for most general application ...

I see that this has been asked before, but there seem to be no
(working) resolutions.
I want to share the exact types used in webrequests between the client
and the server. The proxy is too pale a representation of the actual

I'm developing an application that uses a webservice.
It was working fine a few month ago, but going back to the project after
a couple of months on other projects, the code is suddenly not working.
ex

ASP.NET 2.0 C# WebService Connect to Database: Sql Server 2005
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I have successfully created a webservice in ASP.NET 2.0 C# with VS
2005 & VS 2008, however, i can find nothing - books ...

I apologize for the length of this message.  I have tried to provide all of
the potentially relavant code up front to help identify the problem.  I am
relatively new to WCF and hope that I have overlooked something relatively
simple.

Hi,
I'm running a little wcf service,
regular operations works fine, but when the returned type is a DataTable
like this:

We have two server SSL certificates from Thawte. We set up these two SSL in
the same server.
Now, we want to access a web service hosted by one of our customer in their
server. We are calling this web service from a web service deployed in our

I don't see Microsoft Vista in the supported operating systems. If I
redistribute WSE runtime with my installer, would it work on Vista?

I have a Windows application that must "log in" to a remote service.
Once logged in, for all subsequent service calls the Windows
application should somehow pass a "session context" in each message to
the service, which will then be compared to session information stored

Hi!
The application I am using has to add some custom client credentials on the
web layer(proxy) and has to verify them on the app layer(wcf).
I tried to create a custom header as follows

I wrote a  VS 2005 C# express programme that accesses a web service. It works fine when there's a
direct connection to the internet, but on two different PCs with internet access via a proxy, I get
this exception:
System.Net.WebException: The request failed with HTTP status 407: ...

We are having an issue with our web servers and ASP.NET.  We have a website
which is bringing up the error:
Timeout expired.  The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the
operation or the server is not responding.

I have a simple web service (Hello world at this stage) being called from an
ASP.Net client using C#. Both Web Service and Client are installed on the
same development server - Win 2003 with IIS6
WSE 3.0 is applied to both and functions work at the base level.