Hi, I need to find out what is the request and response SOAP message that is getting transmitted when I call a web service. Could any one let me know whether any tool is available to trace the request and the response messages? Thanks in advance Vivek

Thanks for the reply. But this raises another question.If i have 2 instance of the web application running on my system,then will the cookies of one instance be over written by the cookies of another instance? If no, how exactly will the browser resolve the cookie associated with the webpage. Thanks

Hi, Iam basically from C# background and very new to ASP.Net. I was trying to understand Cookie management in ASP.Net. I have a doubt in this regard. How will the client(the web browser) maintains so many cookies and how exactly it resolves the appropriate cookie to be sent along with the request message? Thanks in advance Vivek

Yeah it is possible ... instead of overriding the function in the derived class use the key word new ..ie class B : A { public void new Call() { return 2; } } Now if u create a object of class A and call the Call() function it would call A's definition of Call and not B's Hope it helps

Set the opacity property of the lable to 0 .This will make the label transperent and will give u the required effect

Use .net synchronisation mechanism . If u want ur worker thread to wait for a specific event use wait handles for the same. It is recomended not to use sleep to get the necessary syncronisation.

Chek if there is a context menu property associated with the browser control. If yes, set the context menu property to null.This will disable right clicks

Mite be!!!!!!!!but Wat microsoft is instisting is that the http.sys runs in kernle mode which is why it is improves the performance....If some one can throw light on how a soft ware running on kernel mode can improve the performance

Hello People, I have been trying to understand the difference between IIS 5.0 and IIS 6.0 It states that there is a kernel level process called as Http.sys which will route the message to the appropriate application pool which is not the case with IIS 5.0. Wat Iam not able to understand is how this will give significant performance improvement? Becos in IIS 5.0 the request message is sent from inetinfo.exe to aspnet_worker process which involves interprocess communication. Similarly in IIS 6.0 the request message is being sent from Http.Sys to w3wp.exe wherin there is inter process communoication. So the question as how the performance is improved by having Http.Sys remains unanswered.... COuld any one throw more light and give a very clear picture stating as how the performance is increased in IIS 6.0? Thanks in Advance!!!!!!!!! Vivek