Hello all, I'm building a TCP web service using SoapClient/SoapService as my base proxy and WS classes, and need to stuff in a Username token on the client side. Problem is, the RequestSoapContext.Current object is null on the proxy side. Am I doing something wrong here? What do i need ...more >>

(Type your message here) -------------------------------- From: Steven joe Hi: I got a problem with this same example,why the exception:"Server unavailable, please try later",what shall I do? Thanks. ----------------------- Posted by a user from .NET 247 (http://www.dotnet247.com/) ...more >>

I tried to set up the Policy example from the Hands on Labs, and now I'm trying to set up another policy, and I keep getting stuck when it's time to select the X509 Certificate. I get through setting up the uri, adding roles just fine, and when I click "Select Certificate" nothing happens (...more >>

I've updated WSE to SP1 and noticed that you must use the msi redistributable provided. The msi installs the Microsoft.WebServices2.dll and a two publisher policies in the GAC. My question is why is it required to install the msi, which effectively kills my ability to use "xcopy" and "smart de...more >>

Hallo, I've built a Windows-Service application and want to expose its configuration interface via Webservices. My question is: Is it possible to create a HTTP Webservice (not tcp!) with WSE 2.0 SP1 that is hosted in a windows service? Additional, it would be great, if a client could obta...more >>

OK, so I'm sending hashed passwords back and forth and it's cool. I want to store the hashed password in my database, for obvious security reasons (well, obvious now that I've read about them!) What's the best way to go about putting the hashed password in for an account? I assume I shoul...more >>

Hi, I am building an application dat uses a (wse)webservice in two different scenario's: within a domein and outside a domein, somewhere over the internet. Requests to the webservice need to be authenticated. My approach: try to get a kerberos-ticket: private KerberosToken G...more >>

This is the final optional parameter to a SoapMethodAttribute that sits on top of methods you might declare in a class derived [say] from SoapService :- <SoapMethod(action as String,[SoapAction As String],[UniqueMethodName As String])> _ Public Function myMethod(ByVal reqEnv As SoapEnvelope) A...more >>

I'm trying to implement a custom username token manager, with little success. My service and client both have WSE2 enabled. This is an ASMX web service. Authentication works without the custom token, sending password in PlainText. As soon as I change it to send a hashed password, and en...more >>

In http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/SoapMSMQ.asp, the author mentions that the WSE2.0 soap.tcp transport uses the SoapDimeFormatter to format the SOAP envelope for physical transport the wire. We'd like to test a simple UNIX/C-based SOAP client application that would talk to our Windows WS...more >>

Hi, I am implementing a simple application using WSE 2.0 to communicate with another gSoap-implemented web service for inter-op test. My app uses a SoapReceiver to listen for incoming SOAP Messages from the web service. The code is like: ... EventReceiver receiver = new EventReceiver()...more >>

I have been working with WSE 2.0 for a few weeks now and it works great when I use endpoints that are completely local (soap.tcp://localhost/...). However, in my network environment I am behind a NAT router and I can't figure out how to get the client and service to communicate because WSE seems to...more >>