Hi folcks, i've a problem:
i have a WS that receive two parameters: an id (of a customer ) and a number
( money to substract from his account )
In my code, y take the customer, do some process, and substract the amount

Hi, i´m developing my web service that receive an email address and send a
particular email. I set the configuration about smtp, ports, etc in the
application_start on global.asax. But i was reading that place it´s not
correct to do that.

I am using REST to POST a large set of XML content.  I get an exception when
I send XML that is like 10M in size.
"The server encountered an error processing the request. See server logs for
more details"

Hi, my question is:
Is ts possible to hide some information when y throw a soapexception from my
web service to my client ? for example, i don´t like the client see the
class and line where the error was ?

I am generally wondering about the best type of architecture when
designing a web service. It would be helpful to me if somebody could
look at the below "flow" and comment accordingly (does this look
right?). Also, I have two related questions:

We are using Cassini web server for operating our web services.
When we access Cassini web server from http://localhost or
http://192.167.3.10 machine name, all works good and we receive successfully
list of our web services.

I have an ASP.NET webservice that is working ok most of time, but quite
frequently the IIS log shows a status 500 being returned to the (.NET)
client. The problem is, I have no idea why this is happening. I'm logging
all SOAP requests/responses to a file using slightly modified ...

I have a WebServices project that access a database (in the App_Data folder).
I'm trying to move the project/solution to a new replacement development
machine and am having problems with the database login failing. I'm using a
workgroup, not AD.

How I can traduce this sentences, thanks.
Dim drowSession As DataRow
drowSession = Context.Cache("SessionKeys ").NewRow()
drowSession("session_key ") = "323223"

After compiling my web service library (hosting two service endpoints)
and attempting to call them from my Web client, I am noticing that I
am able to call/see one but not the other and
I can't sort out why this is happening.

I've got a WCF / IIS hosted web service set up to communicate in UTF-8 and a
PHP client which requires this. Parsing the WSDL, XSD etc all occurs in
UTF-8 (Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8). When it gets round to
interfacing with the actual web service it suddenly changes to ...

My asp.net web site (pgkroeger.us) uses the asp navigation features.  By
coincidence I noted the other day that the menu part of the navigation
faature did not show the secondary & tertiary folders, just blanks were
shown.  (The breadcrumb system worked as designed.)

Here is the question followed by the background: (I am not an IIS admin
expert or developer, my only experience is creating web applications that run
on IIS 6).
Can a web service configured to run as web application under IIS 7 also run

How I can upgrade my IIS6 to IIS7 on 2000 server?  
Thanks for any help.
Tedmond

There is a webservice. The webservice does not specify nor care for
WS-Security.
There is a ESB/Gateway that is in the middle of client and the web server
where the web service resides. Client makes the method call to ESB. ESB in