I tried to get through to their support team and they said it was “not necessary”. It was asking for my username and password, which I didn’t have. I was having some trouble with the sharex software. It is a place to share, meet new people and share ideas. Web.I am a member on sharex, a social networking site that provides you with a social network to share and connect with others. If any of you have encountered and solved the above problem, your help is greatly appreciated. Please note that this configuration did not work. Please see below the snippet I found along with the link to the original page. However, when I made the change - the webservice calls from the C# application stopped working at ALL the machines (aka really bad). I found an example online of the type of configuration setting I was looking for. My server (that hosts the webservice) is running IIS 6.0 with the ASP.NET web service. Specifically, I was looking for a Web.Config setting where this could be turned on or off. I was looking for a solution, whereby I could handle the above problem at the Server instead of changing the client. However, my C# application is deployed at numerous locations and re-installing an updated version of the application with the above change is actually quite a complicated and involved task. Yesterday, I was able to confirm that the error can be fixed by adding the following line of code to the C# application prior to making the web service call: I am getting an HTTP 417 (Expectation Failed) error whenever I try to invoke the web service methods. I am encountering a problem with a C# application that was communicating with an ASP.NET Web Service.Īfter working fine for several months, the C# application (on some computers) has started misbehaving.
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