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I'd like to get some feedback on the WSE VS add-in. If you're a WSE and VS user, do you know of and use the add-in? What do you like and dislike about it
(i.e., what would improve your user experience with it)?


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On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 20:44:16 GMT in article
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(Jeff Welton (MSFT)) wrote:

>I'd like to get some feedback on the WSE VS add-in. If you're a WSE and VS user, do you know of and use the add-in? What do you like and dislike about it
>(i.e., what would improve your user experience with it)?

A browse function for the Security implementation references in the
Properties!

I use it to provide and validate a username/password and encryption to
web service calls and apart from that it's pretty straight forward.

Nice bit of s/w.


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Noted. Thanks for providing feedback on this, Simon.

Are there other ways that you envision in which the use of the WS-E add-in functionality is more solidly integrated with your solution development
experience? Very general question, I realize, but I don't want to ask 'leading' questions.




Jeff


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>On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 20:44:16 GMT in article
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>microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.webservi ces ,
> (Jeff Welton (MSFT)) wrote:
>
>>I'd like to get some feedback on the WSE VS add-in. If you're a WSE and VS user, do you know of and use the add-in? What do you like and dislike
about it
>>(i.e., what would improve your user experience with it)?
>
>A browse function for the Security implementation references in the
>Properties!
>
>I use it to provide and validate a username/password and encryption to
>web service calls and apart from that it's pretty straight forward.
>
>Nice bit of s/w.
>
>
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>Simon
>simon dot smith at snowvalley dot com
>"Insomnia is a small price to pay for the stuff you read on UseNet"
>


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On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 16:21:02 GMT in article
<2SA$> in
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.webservic es ,
(Jeff Welton (MSFT)) wrote:

>>From: Simon Smith <>
>>
>>A browse function for the Security implementation references in the
>>Properties!
>>
>>I use it to provide and validate a username/password and encryption to
>>web service calls and apart from that it's pretty straight forward.
>>
>>Nice bit of s/w.
>>
>>
>Noted. Thanks for providing feedback on this, Simon.
>
>Are there other ways that you envision in which the use of the WS-E add-in functionality is more solidly integrated with your solution development
>experience? Very general question, I realize, but I don't want to ask 'leading' questions.
>
I remember looking at using DIME to send large messages. After a
little while I thought that I could already have coded up a loop to do
multiple sends of bits of the large message (each bit in my case was
independant and didn't depend on the previous or next bit).
So that's what I did.
Maybe I was missing something (you'll now show me how to do it in one
line!) but I did look, honest!

That's the only bit from WSE 1 that I remember being tricky; I haven't
looked at WSE 2 as our projects go live fairly quickly and regularly.

I do use an explicit call to a helper class to add username/password
to the proxy bafore a call. I don't know whether making that automatic
(i.e. it'll call my privider without me asking it to) would be a good
idea. On balance, probably not.


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