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I have a simple webmethod on an asp.net 2.0 application (using the 1.0 extensions not the 3.5 ajax extensions). I'm attempting to call the method from jQuery and when I do it as the countless examples show on the Internet and here on SO, I get an Internal Server Error message returned. Here's my current code: [WebMethod] [ScriptMethod(ResponseFormat=ResponseFormat.Json)] public string Select(string login) { UserProfile profile = UserProfile.GetUserProfile(login); return "{ FirstName: '" + profile.FirstName + "', " + "LastName: '" + profile.LastName + "', " + "EmailAddress: '" + profile

We have an asmx web service hosted in IIS6. Is there a good way to limit the number of calls to the service in a period of time for a single IP? We don't want to put a hard limit (X number of times an hour), but we want to be able to prevent a spike from a single user. We're currently investigating to see if our firewall is capable of limiting connection attempts. In the case that our firewall is not able to limit connections, is there a good way to handle this programmatically? Rather than trying to come up with our own custom solution and reinventing the wheel, is there an existing

I recently saw a jQuery example where a POST was made to "Default.aspx/Test", where Test was a WebMethod in Default.aspx, and the content-type for the request was "application/json". The reply from the WebMethod was in JSON. I always thought WebMethods returned SOAP responses, but if I'm interpreting this code correctly, like I said, the WebMethod returns JSON. Is this correct? Do WebMethods return a response in the format of the request content-type? Since when has this been possible? Always? Or is this because I have ASP.NET AJAX installed? If so, what namespaces can I disassemble to see how

Please i need some help in how to bind jqGrid with asmx webservice C# , i found some topics in how to convert asmx webservice to JSON but it's not clear with me Regards Oleg First of all you should define WebMethod which will provide the data for the jqGrid. If you plan to implement server side sorting and paging the webmethod should have at least the following parameters public JqGridData TestMethod (int page, int rows, string sidx, string sord) where JqGridData class will be defined for example like public class TableRow { public int id { get; set; } public List<string> cell { get; set; } }

I have an ASMX(no WCF) webservice with a method that responses a file that looks like: [WebMethod] public void GetFile(string filename) { var response = Context.Response; response.ContentType = "application/octet-stream"; response.AppendHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=" + fileName); using (FileStream fs = new FileStream(Path.Combine(HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/"), fileName), FileMode.Open)) { Byte[] buffer = new Byte[256]; Int32 readed = 0; while ((readed = fs.Read(buffer, 0, buffer.Length)) > 0) { response.OutputStream.Write(buffer, 0, readed); response.Flush();

I have a ASP.NET Web Service on IIS, that is working on port 8080. On port 80 I have Apache, that is redirecting some web sites to IIS. On this case, I can access the Web Service page ( http://example.com/service/ ), which gives me all the methods available. However, when I try to invoke a method, it goes to a web page like this one: http://example.com:8080/service/Service1.asmx/Method . Of course that a public access can not see any result, the port 8080 is blocked and can not be opened. Internally, the Web Service works on port 8080, but the public request need to be done to the port 80.

I have a .wsdl file that my web service (old asmx style) must implement. That is taken care of. When I publish the web service you can call it with ?wsdl parameter to get a generated wsdl. How do I include my .wsdl file so that is the one that is returned instead of the generated one? Is it possible to do with an attribute in my web service class? Is it a given to stay with "old-style" ASMX? Or could you move up to WCF? That's really the most current webservice offering by Microsoft, and if you're doing something new and you're on .NET 3.0 or higher - why spend time on "old" technology? In WCF

My web service method returns a collection object, this will serialize nicely, thanks to the way C# web services work! But if my code throws an uncaught exception, I want to instead return a custom error object. Is this possible using C# ASP.NET v2? For example, Normal Operation should return: <Books> <book>Sample</book> <book>Sample</book> </Books> But on error I want <error> <errorMessage></errorMessage> </error> CraigTP Yes, this is possible. What you'll need to look into is the SoapException class , and specifically the Detail property of the SoapException class. The SoapException class