How many of your remote obejcts are created when you start seeing the RPC
unavailable error?
We see this occasionally - generally, we trap this error and try again to
create the object, and if that fails, then we report the error. You might
want to try the same.
Cheers, Andy.
> -Original M
Hi,
I am doing a stress test on COM interop in making a DCOM call to a remote
COM+ application on a different machine. My client is coded in C#. My COM+
application contained a MTA component has a method that basically sleeps
for 5 sec and return. I am using Type.GetTypeFromProgID in conjunction
Hi Chris,
yes, this is a totally underdocumented feature. But there actually is a
very powerful means to hook into WSDL and SOAP generation. The best
approach to this is from within a SoapExtension (client and/or service
side).
The appropriate classes to take a look at are SoapExtensionImporter,
Hi,
does anyone know the best way to go about embedding images in a html
mail message that will be sent using system.web.mail.smtpmail.send()?
TIA
Andy
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Ok - fixed it - was just a configuration issue - the Machine.config file
on the staging box did not have the right protocols set in the
webServices tag - I just overridded this in my local web.config file.
Sorry for the multiple posts - hopefully the moderators won't let it get
that far :-)
Cr
I now know why the following has occurred - the WSDL generated by my
development server is quite different to that generated by my staging
server. The parts the crucially are missing are the binding operations
that allow GET and POSTS to the asmx file (hence the error).
Could someone please enlig
Well as a web service the ASPNET account and not the interactive user.
You have to do this...
CspParameters cspParam = new CspParameters();
cspParam.Flags = CspProviderFlags.UseMachineKeyStore;
rsa = new RSACryptoServiceProvider(cspParam);
Explained at
http://discuss.develop.com/archives/wa.exe
The web service test form (which displays when you surf to your asmx
file) does not work on my staging server, even though it works
wonderfully on my development box. On my dev box the test form shows
input boxes for my parameters, but on my staging box it shows the error
message:
No test form is
GG,
You may want to read this thread as well, for a bit more info:
http://www.dotnet247.com/247reference/msgs/8/40506.aspx
Richard A. Hein
Software Developer
Level Platforms Inc.
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Just do it - it will never stand up .
If you follow it to the letter a contractor or outsourcing firm is not
allowed to discuss performance results with a client It would have been
better if they said publish but disclosed is pretty broad.
Ben
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From: Moderated discus
Your answer can be found here Katerina. ;)
http://discuss.develop.com/archives/wa.exe?A2=ind0204B&L=DOTNET&D=0&P=57
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Richard A. Hein
Software Developer
Level Platforms Inc.
36 Antares Drive, Suite 200, Ottawa, Ontario
* 613-232-0098
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please visit us at http://www.levelpla
Can anyone point me to the source of WSDL generation for an ASP.NET web
service?
I understand that for a .NET Remoting web service, the WSDL comes from a
custom sink (SdlChannelSink) that is provided by default for all
services. I can't seem to find the mechanism/trigger for WSDL
generation from
I've built a simple winform with a textbox and an ok button. The ok button is
declared as the form's AcceptButton, and its DialogResult is "OK".
The form validates the textbox contents by handling the Validating and Valided events,
as per the sample code here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library
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