I think I can see why no one has responded yet to this post. I would like to help, but it is not clear based on the post what you are interested in accomplishing that is different than what you already have.

browse on your web service with browser on your asmx file and check for no error...? Human knowlege belongs to the world

A jagged array is just an array of arrays. To create one you first create the main array, then create each sub-array: string[][] ss; ss = new string[3][]; ss[0] = new string[] { "Some", "strings" }; ss[1] = new string[] { "Some", "more", "strings" }; ss[2] = new string[2]; ss[2][0] = "Individual"; ss[2][1] = "strings"; When you get the jagged array from the function, you shouldn't create an array first. That only means that you create an array that you will just throw away. Just declare the reference for the array: string[][] dimen; dimen = getDetails(webtype); --- b { font-weight: normal; }

mehnazash wrote: Is any version of sharepoint compatible with Windows xp? No, you'll need Windows Server OS to install. If Windows XP is currently running on your box, you can install a Virtual PC with Windows Server, then install SharePoint. SharePoint Portal System Requirements[^]

Try this in your code-behind file: string strPath = "xmlFolder/MyXMLFile.xml"; StreamReader objSR = new StreamReader(Server.MapPath(strPath), Encoding.Default); string strSRcontent = objSR.ReadToEnd(); Textbox1.Text = strSRcontent; --Dimple

Got it Thnaks everyone

I dint mean to offend or embarrass anyone...I`m new to programming , thats y little implulsive. I really appreciate the help and time people in this forum provide Sorry once again if any offence meant. thanks

I'm sorry not to see your preponse, but I was offline right after posting the reply at the end of the day, I then had some beers with my friends and watched World Cup football games. Here, there are a couple of things that I'm not clear and you might want to check: + Does the remote machine sits in the same domain as yours? + Does the ASP.NET process identity has access to the remote machine. Basically, your ASP.NET application runs under the local account (ASPNET or NETWORK SERVICE) which has limited privilege, so you try to impersonate a domain acount which can access the remote machine when you use the Process class. For more information, see ASP.NET process identity[^] Btw, if you cannot wait until seeing my reply, you feel free to post a new thread with your new access denied issue so that other people can shed some light on it.

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The samples and discussions on client callback ignores one big issue for me. They all POST to the same page; therefore, there is no speed benefit since all Request, Page, and UserControls/CompositeControls initializations are being called. I scrapped my ClientCallBack and use XMLHttpRequest instead and redirect the request to a Generic Handler page. I still need to bypass Request event handler by checking if the request is intended for the the ashx page. Dan Satria Principal Consultant Graha Logica, Inc.