I would recommend going with DIME attachments. I just finished a project
going the other direction that did this and the documents pass through
without a hitch
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I posted this cross-list (yes I know BAD FORM, sorry), received many
replies on and off list, big Thanks to everyone who responded.
Justification is in management's hands.
Thanks again, the folks on this list are GREAT.
Alan
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I had this same issue with my first distributed Windows Service
Interface.
The app.config file is being read in the context of the calling classes
structure.
f.e. -
A web service loads the config class object from another application and
the class is empty. But if the app.config file is placed in
Why are you parsing the raw SOAP? Why not make a call directly to the web
service using a proxy constructed from the WSDL for the web service?
Once you do that, you should be able to reference the parameter as a string.
Assuming that the doc has been base64 encoded, it should be a relatively
simp
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IMHO This is something that is occu
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So I'm reading the stream with a StreamReader, using En
It sounds like you trying to build what the WSDL.Exe utility gives to you.
I consume webservices from WebLogic using this technique without a problem.
Granted I'm only sending primitive datatypes, but it works non the less.
First find the URL for the WSDL declaration. Then run WSDL from the VS
c
Hi All,
Hopefully I can explain this one with out mucking this up.;-) I've got to
consume a Java webservice (which I know nothing about).
A co-worker gave me the code that mades the Soap request, using a WebRequest
(only way we could get .NET to talk to the service successfully). Which
works great
Greetings
My team is in the midst of proposing an architecture that places data
service providers on middle tier servers that communicate with the
application using .net remoting. What this lets us do is:
1> Serve datasets to the application, eliminating the need for the Oracle
Client (and the ni
I have been seeing a similar problem. I have a Web app and three
library projects in my solution. One of the library projects is my
DataPortal layer and one is my business logic tier. In the DataPortal,
I added an app.config file to house the connection string, and make a
call from my custom con
Could you provide us with a snippet of your code from your Windows
Service application as well as your configuration file?
Christopher Reed
Web Applications Supervisor
Information Technology
City of Lubbock
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"The oxen are slow, but the earth is patient."
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I saw something similar, the configfile must be called "app.config" or
the app couldn't se it.
Regards
Tim Bailey
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Sarvajith,
Most debugging problems related to config files are due to the fact that VisualStudio
deletes the config file before running the app. It took me a while to figure that out
and dod a Google search on the issue.
You can fix this by adding a file named "app.config" to your VS project
Hi
Put a call in the OnStart() to System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Break()
Start the service on the machine with VS installed, and you'll beable to
debug your app
HTH
Chris Stefano
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Copy the config file in the windows\system32 directory (or
winnt\system32 directory) and name it: svchost.exe.config or
dllhost.exe.config, depending on which 'host' is hosting your service.
Pretty lame, but the only solution I'm aware of. If you learn of other
solutions, please post them in this t
Sarvajith,
SC> But since i cannot debug the start method, i made a windows
SC> app, which has an object of the service class and calls
SC> another method, identical to the start method.
Assuming that your service app is service.exe and your test app is test.exe,
you've probably called the config
Hi all,
i am in need of immediate help...
i have a windows service application, which has a config file and a method
in the .cs file to read the
config file, making use of the Configuration class provided ny .NET.
But since i cannot debug the start method, i made a windows app, which has
an obj
http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/howto/doc/Interop/Building_Samples_C
OM2NET.aspx
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I'm loo
Or go for P/Invoke with SHBrowseForFolder, however check the newsgroups
because I believe there were some issues with this.
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I believe that the expectation would be that you would have the source code
also, therefore for maintenance and documentation you could use both to
make the whole.
-Stephen
At 04:42 PM 3/4/2004, you wrote:
I realize this attribute does force the particular emittion and does not
remain in metada
You'll need to use COM, but only from the scripting side. Build any number of .net
classes in a single project (assembly), then use the regasm utility to register the
classes in the assembly so they're accessible from unmanaged code via COM.
Unless you want to do something rather unusual, this
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