- Create a new webservice project with a webmethod that has enabled sessions
(WebMethod(EnableSession=true) attribute).
- Set the sessionState mode to any mode other than "InProc".
- Run the project (either in IIS or the Development server)

Hi. This is my scenario that I hope I can find a solution for:
A VS2005 solution containing a web app project, a web service project and a
simple client library project that only consumes the web service and is used
by the web app.

Is there a way to re-add a web reference once it's been removed from a
project without recreating all of code generated off of browsing to the
wsdl?  I was playing around with a few different versions of webservices
from different locations but once the reference is removed when ...

I have a simple 'hello world' web service here
http://www.askhiran2008.com/asliwebservicevb2/service.asmx. It should
return data from the Northwind sample database.
It works fine when being consumed by a simple ASP.NET application. See

This is not exactly a show-stopper but I am concerned about it. I was
hoping someone could shed some light on it.
I have a web service that I've been programming on my local machine
using Visual Studio 2008 for a while. Whenever it's ready for

Unfortunately I'm a little upset, I went to one of the free .Net
seminars today that Microsoft holds.
At the end of the seminar I had just one question.
There is only one thing I want to know.

I have a simple web service written in C# and served through IIS. When
I am repeatedly calling one of the WebMethods, either from the local
machine or on the local network, the server can process about 400
requests a second. As soon as the web service is accessed from the

From my site can i access a webservice which is in a different domain and
also vice versa (ie. if i create a webservice in my site can somebody access
it from different domain.)
I'm new to webservices thats y.

Is the following correct?
(1) web services can be accessed by outsider or in the intranet
applications.
(2) asynchronous web services, like proxy on allocating resources?

I have a class defination for Location which can have multiple keywords. The
keyword class has one Public property LocKeyword.
For simplicity i have remove all the other properties.
   Public Class Loc

I have these two related problems.
First one is that I have a webservice that returns a DataSet that
works the first time I use it, maybe twice, and then after that fails
to work for a few hours, then it works again.

Web method calls sproc that returns output parameter
how do I code this?
I am a complete beginner to .NET and web services. Here is code:
[WebMethod, Description("Run Monthly Payment Summary Report")]

I'm developing an asp.net app that connect to a webservice.
- I've installed an P7k certificate in the IIS-website configuration.
When running my code, I have following error:
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHeaderException:

I have an .NET application that could be compiled in 2.0 and in 3.0+ in other
cases.
I need a way to let the application decide if reference WCF by web service
in case onf the application compiled in 2.0 or use WCF client for those

I have created an web appication and I an calling the webservices to access
the database.
At the time of loading the data to the dataset. It raises an exception.
The request failed with HTTP status 404: Not Found.