- Problem with serializing arrays
I have been using the Web Service guidance package to create a web service. I have a DataType (Trip) defined that has a DataType (Months) array as one of its properties. An array of Trips is returned to the client, and each Trip element should contain one or more Month elements in its Months ...
- [2005] The data area passed to a system call is too small
I am getting the above error allong with an access denied exception when trying to process the following portion of code, this seems to only occur when the string length is v. long i.e. containing large number of email addresses.Otherwise the code fires just fine and loads the default email clie...
- Web Service w/ Visual Studio - Newbie needs help
I just began creating web services this week with no prior web experience so I am really green. I created a simple web service w/VS 2005 to test a custom app for a BlackBerry device. I expanded a little on the default "Hello World" service that is created. After a few failed tests ...
- In-Memory Assemblies
Hi, I'm trying to make something work and I'm pretty sure it can be done, but I can't get it working. I have a encrypted file that contains everything my software needs: exe, dlls, et al. I want to make a "loader" that will decrypt the file and get all parts in memory and run the...
- WSE 3.0 .Net Client / Java WebService / X.509 Problems
We're trying to connect a .Net 2.0 client using WSE 3.0 to a Java WebService with X.509 certificates with very little success. The following are the errors we receive when sending the request to the service. In this one I've checked both the 'Verify trust' and 'Allow test roots' ...
- How to omit "url=" from a sitemapnode and still show the node in the menu control?
Hi. I have a nested sitemap "tree" and would like to supply url targets only for the leaves on some branches. That is, I want to use the parent nodes only as organizers to show the final node selections. If I omit a "url=...." from a parent sitemapnode, the menu fails to render the entire bra...