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User authentication through web service (follow up)
Posted by Buddy Ackerman at 3/28/2005 10:55:39 PM
My app is a .NET forms app that runs in the taskbar and periodically polls a web service. I have a client that wants
the app to integrate with their Active Directory. They do not want the user to have to provide the username and
password to login to the application/web service. I need to be a... more >>
How to log SOAP messages on the client side
Posted by bill at 3/25/2005 5:01:00 PM
I know I can use SOAPExtension to read request and response SOAP messages on
the server side for a Web Method. Is there a way to do the same thing on the
client side when you make a Web Service call? I would like to see what is
going out and what is coming in. Thanks for your help.
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General question
Posted by Peter Schmitz at 3/25/2005 4:01:01 AM
Hi,
one newbie general question:
I just started to write a vb.net webservice that is consumed by a .net
application (client). Now, as there may be lots of clients for one web
service when I release the application, each client has to be configurated to
use the correct url to the webservi... more >>
abstract class overriding?
Posted by drb at 3/24/2005 12:41:08 PM
Hi,
I'm hoping this is a stupid question, so I apologize in advance.
After creating WSDL files from scratch for a new web service, I used the
WSDL.exe tool to generate C# stubs for both the web service server methods
and the client proxy methods. The tool created the server methods as
a... more >>
Dataset vs. XMLDocument
Posted by JoshKaos at 3/24/2005 10:55:03 AM
I am in the process of rewriting a WebService. The WebMethods are all
returning XMLDocuments. First, they get a Dataset of records and then walk
through the Dataset to populate the XMLDocument which is then passed to the
Web application which then pushes the XMLDocument into a Dataset in ord... more >>
Web Method returns array of custom type : casting error
Posted by John Grandy at 3/23/2005 11:37:16 AM
My ASP.NET Web Service project has a Web Method that returns an array filled
with instances of a custom class.
The custom class is defined in a Class Library that is included in the
web-service project.
The same class lib is included in the ASP.NET Web Application that calls the
web-meth... more >>
convert a Class Library to web service
Posted by convert a Class Library to web service at 3/23/2005 5:19:13 AM
can i convert a Class Library to be share in the internet as a web service
i what thet all my classes in the Class Library will be shared... more >>
Problems using web services & ISA Server
Posted by Mike Malter at 3/22/2005 3:46:27 PM
I have a standalone Windows Server 2003 running IIS, SQL Server and ISA
Server.
We've managed to successfully disable socket pooling, got vpn working and
have published a web site.
The box is designed to call web services on a series of servers scattered
throughout the United States and ... more >>
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WebService and consumer in same Solution ?
Posted by John Grandy at 3/22/2005 10:45:35 AM
Within a VS 2003 .sln Solution , can a WebService project and an ASP.NET /
WinForms project that consumes that WebService co-exist and be tested in a
single Debug session ?
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Can server call client?
Posted by Dmitry Sazonov at 3/22/2005 10:28:53 AM
I'm novice in web servers. We trying to understang, why
we should move to Web Services.
now I can make web service and client, which can call
server and receive answer.
But can server send Notifications to client, if soem
event happened? For example, is it possible to
make "Clock" web... more >>
Novice question: Can Web Service call client application?
Posted by Dmitry Sazonov at 3/22/2005 9:05:07 AM
I'm novice here and I'm sorry for stupid question. We are trying to
understand web services architecture, is it better than TIBCO.Randevouz and
does webservices fit our needs.
I understand, I can make web servce and a client applicaiton. Client will
call the service and will receive some ki... more >>
Proposed MSDN Subscription Changes - VERY BAD!!!
Posted by news.microsoft.com at 3/22/2005 1:22:08 AM
I urge every developer who has an MSDN subscription (Universal) to petition
MS to change their proposed ideas on Visual Studio Team Suite (VSTS).
Depending on what you read, they are proposing to not include it or raise
the price to between $5,000 and $10,000. Every developer who has helped M... more >>
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