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问题 I have a problem with calling .Net web services with a Firefox client. A simple example will be enough for me. Server side code is like this: [WebService(Namespace = "http://tempuri.org/")] [WebServiceBinding(ConformsTo = WsiProfiles.BasicProfile1_1)] [ToolboxItem(false)] public class Service1 : System.Web.Services.WebService { [WebMethod] public string HelloWorld() { return "Hello World"; } } Client side .html code: Hello World Denemesi<br /> type="text" disabled="disabled" /></td> value=

问题 I'm attempting to pass a generic list of integers from a client application to a web service using the the SOAP protocol. When I attempt to pass the list as a parameter to the web method declared in the web service, I get the error "cannot convert from generic.list to ArrayOfInt". How do I go about resolving this? // web service method [WebMethod(CacheDuration = 30, Description = "Returns the calculated sum value of all numbers supplied in the list")] public int CalculateListSum(int[] list) {

问题 I have ASMX services for my web application that I would only like available to the same application. Is there a way for the web service to only be accessible by the same application, such as relative/absolute path restrictions? 回答1: The easiest route would be to just not use a web service. If you're calling from the same application, you can probably just pull your logic into a separate class, and call it directly in your code, not via web service. 回答2: Two ways to do this: Have the web

问题 I'd like my summary, param info, returns info, etc (listed below) to show up on the standard help page that .net generates for .asmx web services. /// <summary> /// Brief description /// </summary> /// <param name="fakeParamOne">Fake Param One Description</param> /// <returns>Bool representing foo</returns> The only thing that I've tried that affected the auto-generated help page in any way was this: [WebMethod(Description = "Does awesome things.")] I'm sure I'm missing something VERY simple

问题 I have a WebMethod with a parameter defined as DateTime. When I call that webservice, I get this error: at System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptObjectDeserializer.DeserializePrimitiveObject() at System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptObjectDeserializer.DeserializeInternal(Int32 depth) at System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptObjectDeserializer.DeserializeDictionary(Int32 depth) at System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptObjectDeserializer.DeserializeInternal(Int32 depth) at

问题 (A question of similar vein has been asked before but both the question and the accepted answer do not provide the detail I am looking for) With the intention of running an asmx web service under a dedicated domain account what are the usage scenarios and/or pros and cons of using an Application Pool with the identity of the domain account versus Impersonation? We have 3 small internal web services that run under relatively low load and we would like to switch them to running under their own

问题 I have this scenario. Client requested us to have a WebService. I created a WCF Service. After we sent them our url to the web service description, client says As it is we cannot consume a WCF service, can you publish it a web service? Now i am wondering, they are asking me for a asmx... right? Is there any way that i can "offer" my WCF service as an asmx service so i don't have to rewrite the whole thing? my first "solution" is to have an .asmx file calling my .svc files directly... i don't

问题 I am uploading an image to an asmx web service. The file upload works fine, but I am wondering how to access the parameters that I set in the javascript for the filetransfer. I want to pass the image number to the asmx SaveImage web method. Then after the file has successfully been saved I want to return the image number to the Javascript. //Javascript Calling Web Service function uploadPhoto(imageURI, imageNumber) { var options = new FileUploadOptions(), params = {}, ft = new FileTransfer(),

问题 I have an old application that uses the classic Web Service Proxy to interact with a Java Web Service. A while back the Web Service hoster decided to require a custom HTTP header to be sent with each request in order to access the service - otherwise the requests are thrown out outright (looks like this is some sort of router requirement). Regardless of what the reason I need to inject a custom HTTP header into the request. Is there any way to interact with the actual Http client to do things

问题 I have one problem and it is some time ago I have added a Webservice proxy class into my application by copying all the generated code (copy paste the text of the .cs content). And it worked! But now I need to change the URL used by this web-service proxy class and I am not sure what and where to change in the code. I would appreciate if you can give me a clue that can guide me to find the right place so that I can update the url of the web service. 回答1: You should change the URL using web