Hi,
first of all, the VB.Net remark is "Bullocks". Next time ask for the
argumentation of the "people that are saying that". I'm very curious
what they would come up with ;)
Then, back to your issue. Your issue is the temporary assembly path.
..Net compiles XmlSerializer (for instance) for performance
enhancement.
The directory where .Net builds the temporary is configurable. Have a
look at the "compilation" element for config files.
http://winfx.msdn.microsoft.com/libr...b9d4541c12.asp
Hope this helps,
Marvin Smit.
On Tue, 6 Sep 2005 05:39:13 -0700, "Sudha"
<Sudha@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
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>Hi All,
>
>I've a requirement to call a web service from an ASP page. As we have only
>two options, using SOAP Toolkit 3.0 and XMLHttp object, which are not upto my
>requirement, I thought I will create a compenent using c# which calls the web
>service and I thought I can call that component very easily from ASP.
>
>But I'm getting access denied errror while calling the .net dll/component
>from my asp page. I need to let the IWAM_<machinename> user a/c to have FULL
>permissions on c:\winnt\system32\temp folder. As my set up program doesn't
>have the code to place these permissions dynamically at client place, This
>step has to be performed manually. Because of this manual step, client is not
>accepting the code and he don't even want to change the permissions on the
>system-folders.
>
>Some people are saying that using VB.NET as the language, it works. Is that
>true?
>
>My basic requirement is to call a web service (which has web methods taking
>very complexed objects as input/output parameters) from an ASP page.
>
>Any suggestions/thoughts would really be appreciated.
>
>Thanks in advance for your help!!!
>
>Regards,
>Sudha M[/color]
