I have two web services on two different servers communicating
WS1.asmx
Code:
<%@ WebService Language="VB" Class="WS1" %>
Imports System
Imports System.Web
Imports System.Web.Services
Imports System.Xml.Serialization
Imports System.Net
Imports System.IO
' To allow this Web Service to be called from script, using ASP.NET AJAX, uncomment the following line.
' <System.Web.Script.Services.ScriptService()> _
<WebService(Namespace:="[URL]_
<WebServiceBinding(ConformsTo:=WsiProfiles.BasicProfile1_1)> _
Public Class WS1
Inherits System.Web.Services.WebService
Dim IP as String = "192.168.0.174"
<WebMethod()> _
Public Function Function1(ByVal s1 As String) As String
Dim ReturnString As String = ""
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That is what I have to do: Send XML to a web service. I have preliminary requirements of what I have to generate in the XML. So, I just create this big, long XML stream and send it to the service? I would like to read a little bit about this to educate myself. Do you have a good link, or can you voice your opinion of this one,Additionally, I am coding in VB.NET so I will have to convert that code if it is a good example.
During runtime, it gives error saying "Request is not available in this context". HttpApplication context = new HttpApplication(); string username = context.Request.ServerVariables["LOGON_USER"];
I've got a web app running with purely web services like these:
Code: <WebMethod()> _ <ScriptMethod(ResponseFormat:=ResponseFormat.Json, UseHttpGet:=False)> _ Public Function EditService(ByVal toddtype As String _ , ByVal fromddtype As String _
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And I want to log each web service call. I don't want to bother my database with this log - I would prefer to have the web app log to a text file on the web server itself.
How would I open and access a log file like this from a bunch of web services? Does web app still have application startup like events???
Has anybody else had an issue with the sender address not being used as the return-path/bounce address when using system.net.mail to send email with a different address for the return-path/sender and the from address and using the SpecifiedPickupDirectory delivery method? This issue is particularly important when you need to send mail from a "user" address, but want bounce backs to come to a different address so they can be processed. Using the code below, I think you can reproduce the issue.
Imports System.Net.Mail Partial Class emailtest Inherits System.Web.UI.Page Protected Sub test_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles test.Click ' Build Message Dim mail As New MailMessage mail.To.Add("user@gmail.com") mail.From = New MailAddress("from@domain.com") mail.Sender = New MailAddress("sender@domain.com") mail.Subject = "Test Subject" mail.Body = "Test Body" ' Drop in Pickup Directory Dim smtpPK As New SmtpClient smtpPK.DeliveryMethod = SmtpDeliveryMethod.SpecifiedPickupDirectory smtpPK.PickupDirectoryLocation = "C: emp" smtpPK.Send(mail) ' Send Message Directly Dim smtp As New SmtpClient("mail.domain.com") smtp.Send(mail) End Sub End Class
I am having some trouble with my web service. I want to make a variable that will be the same for each thread running. To be specific, my program is that user 1 goes on my page and types something into the textbox and that user 2 can see what user 1 is typing into the box. its sorta like google wave. The problem is that when i run it, the variable's value does not go to user 2 and instead another instance of that variable is created.
Is it possible to have a web service print to a network printer that is not attached to the server running IIS. This is for an enterprise application run on an intranet site. I've used impersonation and adjusted the settings on the Web Service but I still get an error message.
Settings to access printer "printer name" are not valid.All solutions i've googled have not worked. Also, I'm attempting to print to both laser / label printers.
I am trying to interface a website we have with our helpdesk software. The helpdesk software has a REST API that i can connect to. So far I have been successful in getting a current ticket with the following code.
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[URL] How would I implement this in ASP.Net? I want to create the ticket, and need to be able to retrieve the access key that it returns. I tried using the same code above, but instead changing the method string to this.
Code:
method = "request.create&tNote=Testing method&sFirstName=Jose" But I get a "Bad Request" error from it.
I am developing one Intranet Que type project for a small Travel agency. I need one logic to route the customer que over all sales agent so anyone once free he will be buzzup to pickup the customer till here is Okay. But i need some timeout if no sales agent pickup the Que it will forward to the supervisor. Now here is my Question should i make a small desktop application and run in server to moinitor the time and forward the task.... or Is Web Service is suitable for this? (Forward means just it will update one field of table so it will start displaying in Supervisor screen.)
I have two applicaitons. One is web service written in VS2008 and the other one is Windows CE 5.0 application written in VS2005.
This CE application will use web service to talk to the database. After I build and compile the web service successfully, I publish one copy to my localhost and this CE application point to my localhost and consume the web service.
I'm finding a way to debug the web service. I want to step into web service every time CE application make a connection with web service (like we put a breakpoint in windows application go step by step)
However, When I run the web service, it starts with some virtual port. And so my Ce application call didn't come to this running Web service (run by VS2008).
I have a web service within my application (app A) writing to an oracle database (database resides on a different server). when i call the web service from another application (app B), it fails to write to the database. when the web service is called from app A, it successfully writes to the database.
I guess this issue has to do with authentication/impersonation of ASP.NET. both applications (A & B ) are subsites within the same website in IIS and both uses windows authentication (intranet applications). I dont have access to the server and IIS.
I am trying to retrieve some values from a Database built in SQL Server Express 2008 using .net Web Service.
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Whenever i click run in Visual Studio 2008, it shows the startup page in IE that has two Methods (HelloWorld and authorizePassenger). When i click my method authorizePassenger it gets invoked and it asks me for input but when i input and click invoke IE shows HTTP500 error. The code above working fine in Standalone VB.net Application, so i guess i m doing the coding of Database correctly.
I am integrating SqlCacheDependency to use in my LinqToSQL datacontext.I am using an extension class for Linq querys found here - http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/linqtosqlcacheI have wired up the code and when I open the page I get this exception - "The SQL Server Service Broker for the current database is not enabled, and as a result query notifications are not supported. Please enable the Service Broker for this database if you wish to use notifications."its coming from this event in the global.asax
my question is...how do i enable Service Broker in my SQL server 2008 database? I have tried to run this query.. ALTER DATABASE tablename SET ENABLE_BROKER but it never ends and runs for ever, I have to manually stop it.once I have this set in SQL server 2008, will it filter down to my DataContext, or do I need to configure something there too ?
For an MVC 2 app that relies on many partial views and almost exclusively uses Ajax for POSTs/GETs, what would be the best way to implement the setting, passing, retrieval and display (using a JavaScript modal) of these messages?
My forms all POST (by way of jQuery $.ajax) to actions that return partial views (html) that are used to update a in the "success:" part of the $.ajax function.
I was hoping for some sort of mechanism in the master view that could "listen" for any messages that any of these partial views might be "delivering"--through their ViewData, for instance.
I'm fairly new to .NET development so I might be missing something very simple here. I'm trying to set up a web service as a data item so that I can bind it to a control on my page. I was reading some tutorials about doing this in an earlier version which seemed very simple. All you had to do was add the web reference, create a data source and use the object type, pick the web service and enter the name of the call that would retrieve the data.
In 2008 the object data source type doesn't seem to be available anymore when creating a new item unde app_data. I get options for SQL Server, XML and XML schema. I've tried adding an existing source and picking each of the files generated for my web service reference, with no success. I suspect that I have to use one of the XML options, though at this point my web service is a simple thing that only returns some strings for prototyping purposes (I'm not the one writing the web service, just the front ends. Our other developer hasn't come up with a stub service yet). I know there must be some way to set a web service up as a business object so that you can bind it to a control like a gridview.
I have an application where I want to send an email reminder for an appointment 24 hours prior to the event. Users would log in and insert appointments. I would think I would want a background thread running on the server that would regularly check the database (say every hour) and generate an email if there is an event is due within the next day. From what I have read it seems like a Web service might do this. I guess I have a few questions
1) am I on the right track - is this an application for web services 2) can anyone point me to a good resource which can help me create the web service I would need. I would prefer if it is in VB and not C#.
