Just add the web reference of the web service to your application. Before that, make sure that both the systems are in network. Ritesh

You typed the wrong path for it. You can hit the web service from IE. Just type it in the explorer bar. When you get the path correct copy and paste into the wsdl screen in .NET. Its telling you 404 because the path is mis-spelled. Nick 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

is it necessary to use attributes.add("","")?what if the attribute is already there.can i do like attributes("")="" more dash than cash!!!

Take a look here: http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/122602-1.aspx[^]

imperative - you write code to set security permissions delcarative - you use the UI to set secuirty persmissions get an exam cram book before you take the test 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

For example the error details when the web page throws an error, and instead of displaying the exception in the ugly yellow color you can use a custom error page, but your log info is really helpful in helping you find out the root cause. Basically, you need to determine what info you should log when developing an application and there are a variety of ways to do that, for example you log some info when an exception occurs.

the method suggested by abhinish is the only way to do it in vs.net 2003. With Best Regards, Mayur

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You can't display messages from Global.asax. You'll have to set some sort of context variable and have a user control on all pages that looks for this. Or, you can create your own handler to look for this property, but that'd be a bit more involved. Michael Flanakin Web Log

hi, try in itemdatabound event:) vipin

You simply set the target attribute of the link to _blank.

Basically, you cannot limit the file type with the input file element, however you can provide your code to validate the value of the input file at the client side and the server side so that the user is only able to upload the files of a particular file types.

use this code in your js function use .src insread of .imageurl in my previous reply also i write this function function changeImage(){ document.getElementById('ImageButton1').src='Images/SmallCalendar.gif'; }

Open component services, create an application, drag and drop the dll. or Run regsvr32 in a command window: regsvr32 c:\my\path\to\the\component.dll --- b { font-weight: normal; }

Thanx for the help more dash than cash!!!

Use getMonth and setMonth: theDate.setMonth(theDate.getMonth() + extraMonths); The object correctly handles the wrap from one year to the next. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

hey thanx that worked fine Regards, chitranjan more dash than cash!!!

Basically, you use the Html table and ASP.NET table controls for the layout of the web page, however, the html table is mainly used to add at design time while the ASP.NET table for the runtime. You can see more from here: ASP.NET Server Controls Recommendations[^]