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Filter by week: 1 2 3 4 Implementing a common SOAP Header across multiple Web Service Pages Posted by Joseph Geretz at 2/14/2007 5:10:33 PM I have the following class which I am serializing and passing back and forth
between my Web Service application and the client.
public class Token : SoapHeader
{
public string SID;
public string UID;
public string PWD;
}
This is working nicely. However, I'd like to elaborate on my WS app...more >>
Can I store a C# Class Instance to the Server Cache? Posted by Joseph Geretz at 2/13/2007 11:10:08 PM Of course, I can store a C# class instance to the Server Cache
(this.Context.Cache). I've tried it. My question is, will this destroy the
scalability of my application?
My background is VB6. With VB6 we learned very early on that you do *NOT*
store VB6 class instances on the server. That is...more >>
Serializing RTF during a web method call Posted by Keith Patrick at 2/13/2007 11:06:15 AM I've seen this topic several times in archives, but I have not come across a
workable solution. I'm stuck in 1.1 for a project (although I can tack on
any WSE that still targets it), and I've got a class that stores some RTF in
some of its fields. RTF has an issue in that by definition, it in...more >>
Passing object to web service Posted by AndyBrew at 2/13/2007 2:26:00 AM Hi
Could somebody please poit me in the right direction with regards learning
how to pass a class object to a web service. I understand that the class
needs to somehow reside both on the client and on the server and that to get
it there the class object needs to be serialized in some way. H...more >>
Help plz, webmethods aren't called any longer Posted by Ivan Abramov at 2/13/2007 2:01:00 AM Everything has been fine for years and the code
Dim dsNews As DataSet
Dim ws As New localhost.Service
dsNews = ws.GetNews()
was working on my developer PC, but now I get the error:
"There is an error in XML document (1, 1214)"
I've tried to call other webmethods and webservices - the sam...more >>
Changing the account that ASP.Net uses. Posted by UJ at 2/12/2007 8:24:05 AM How do I change the account that ASP.Net uses on the server? I at the very
least want to change the password.
TIA - Jeff
...more >>
form authentication for Webservices Posted by Abdullah at 2/9/2007 10:37:01 AM Hi,
I have a web site that uses form authentication and consumes web services.
Can the same form authentication be used for both the web site and the web
services?
Thanks a lot...more >>
How do Large Scale Web Service Applications Maintain Session State? Posted by Joseph Geretz at 2/9/2007 1:53:34 AM I've been looking at two approaches for the maintenance of Session state for
a Web Service application.
One approach uses the old familiar Session object which I've used in the
past for Web applications. As far as I can see, the Session approach is
non-standard since Web Services are suppos...more >>
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Connecting .mdb to webservice through firewall Posted by kimberly.walker NO[at]SPAM consultant.com at 2/8/2007 9:00:46 PM Im new to creating a web service..... I have a public web page that
collects data this is stored in an .mdb. The plan is to create a web
service behind the firewall to get the data from the .mdb also a
windows application will be created as well so the users can view the
data that was submitted...more >>
Enumerated Values With Initializers Posted by senfo at 2/8/2007 9:21:17 AM I'm using an enumerated type to identify a record type that relates to a
unique ID in a database. Identity columns in SQL start at 1, while
enumerated types in C# start at 0. I didn't think it would be a big
deal because I could just force the values of the enum to start at 1.
Database:
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