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“Unable to connect to the remote server”

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问题 I'm able to call a 3rd party vendor's web service from a Windows form program just fine. When I try to call the same web service and web method and same URL from a WCF web service I get the following error: ExportValuationPolicyNumber:Exception=System.Net.WebException: Unable to connect to the remote server ---> System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because

How to set the creation time for the WSE 3.0 UsernameToken

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问题 I'm using the WSE 3.0 UsernameToken to communicate with a network camera. Due the time difference between my PC and the network camera I can't authenticate, the allowed time difference is +- 5 sec UTC time, my current difference is 59 minutes and 19 seconds. The problem is that when I create the UsernameToken instance, the Created property is already set, and it's read only. var token = new UsernameToken(Username, Password, PasswordOption.SendHashed); I've tried to change manually the

Removal of HTTP webrequest elements

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问题 I'm looking to remove certain elements from a HTTPWebRequest I have attached the elements I need to remove in an image (elements are coloured red): I've tried: System.Net.ServicePointManager.Expect100Continue = False for one of the elements but to no avail I've also tried: webRequest.Headers.Remove(HttpRequestHeader.Connection) Any help would be really appreciated. here is my code: Dim content As blah.Content = New blah.Content Dim inputguid As String = Guid.NewGuid.ToString Dim service As

Removal of HTTP webrequest elements

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Adding SOAP:HEADER username and password with WSE 3.0

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问题 I have successfully created a WS client that works correctly when NOT using authentication. However, the server (WebSphere) now requires adding a ws-security username token, and I'm having a hard time doing this. The resulting SOAP message is supposed to look something like this: <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:ns="http://foo.bar/1.0" xmlns:ns1="http://www.witsml.org/schemas/140" xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"> <soapenv:Header> <wsse:Security soapenv:mustUnderstand="1"

Web Service Security: What are the pros and cons of WSE3.0 and WCF?

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问题 I'm developing a new set of web services at my company. My manager asked me to provide a greater level of security for this, as the web services will handle sensitive informations. I've searched the net for resources about how to secure an web service and the two runner ups are WSE3.0 and WCF. But I have no idea which one is the best option to choose from. My requirement stipulate that some of the web service must be called by non-.NET environment, so how to proceed? Which one is the best in

How do I prevent my .NET SOAP client from including “Connection: KeepAlive” in the HTTP headers. (using WSE3.0)

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问题 In the HTTP Connection header, my web service client is including: Connection: Keep-Alive I want to disable this. After doing some research, it appears the way to do this is to set the KeepAlive member of the SoapHttpChannelOptions class to false. But, I do not see a way to access/modify SoapHttpChannelOptions in the webservice client class that was generated for me in Visual Studio using WSE3.0 (Web Service Enhancement. In my case, the generated stub class extends Microsoft.Web.Services3

WSE client project keeps reverting WebServicesClientProtocol to SoapHttpClientProtocol

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问题 Despite enabling WSE 3.0 on client projects in Visual Studio 2005, web references I make always end up with service proxies derived from SoapHttpClientProtocol. I have to manually change the inheritance to WebServicesClientProtocol, but updating it will revert back to SoapHttpClientProtocol. I am unsure where in Visual Studio project properties can I get it to permanently use WebServicesClientProtocol? As far as I have read, Visual Studio is supposed to generate the regular

How do I prevent my .NET SOAP client from including “Connection: KeepAlive” in the HTTP headers. (using WSE3.0)

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In the HTTP Connection header, my web service client is including: Connection: Keep-Alive I want to disable this. After doing some research, it appears the way to do this is to set the KeepAlive member of the SoapHttpChannelOptions class to false. But, I do not see a way to access/modify SoapHttpChannelOptions in the webservice client class that was generated for me in Visual Studio using WSE3.0 (Web Service Enhancement. In my case, the generated stub class extends Microsoft.Web.Services3.WebServicesClientProtocol I've been unable to find any examples searching google and most members of the

Remove Timestamp element from Security

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问题 All the geeks will say WSE is outdated.. Thats ok for me right now.. Just trying to find a solution for my problem Trying to consume a Java webservice using WSE. In the outgoing soap request has an security has additional time stamp node. My outgoing soap request looks like this <soap:Header> <wsa:Action wsu:Id="Id-6209d12b-20bf-407e-ac72-533d0f671a2c"></wsa:Action> <wsa:MessageID wsu:Id="Id-280fe225-2f80-4f37-b5d4-120146fc7dec">urn:uuid:a427b687-6f52-4689-9df2-c2e3c6d9ea1a</wsa:MessageID><