MBR IT/.NET 247 : System.Web.Services.Protocols.HttpPostClientProtocol Class [Discussions]

Hi, I am trying to store an object in the Session() I have a VB.Net control which is loaded in an asp page and then calls a function in my webservice (also written in VB.Net) The web service function has everything it seems to need the code is at the bottom of the mail The MSDN makes some mention of needing to do something on the client side with regards to cookies but I can't find a decent exampl...

.NET Equivalent class for MSXML2.XMLHTTP

microsoft.public.dotnet.xml

I'd like to post an XML document to the BizTalkHTTPReceive.dll in a virtual IIS directory from an ASP.NET page. Is there an equivalent .NET system class to post XML in the way the MSXML2.XMLHTTP object provides? I would like to use managed .NET code instead of a COM based object. Is the HttpPostClientProtocol class the equivalent? Thanks, GQ

HTTP 405 Error... help!

microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.webservices

Hi all, I'm currently trying to build a component I can use in traditional ASP that utilizes the .NET webservice. I'm using VB.NET to create my class, and I am registering the class for COM Interop when I compile. I'm encountering some problems with testing using the class in a VB.NET console application. I keep getting a http 405 error (I've never seen this kind of error before). In Visual Studio...

programmatically setting the URI to a web service

microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.webservices

is there a way to set at run time the uri/url to a web service? i tried modifying the proxy class generated by vs.net i added a constructor that accepts a string containing the URL. it worked, but there's a warning in a comment block at the top of the the auto generated class that it shouldn't be modified. can anybody suggest an alternative ? thanks.

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