Sign outgoing client request SOAP body with WSE 3.0

hello all,

I want to add the client certificate to the web request, but i'm unable to do it because it's not visible. here are the examples:

I have a web test project. if i add an asmx webservice to the web protect, i am able to do this

 

void buttonclick()
{
   WebService1 ws = new WebService1();
   ws.URL = ... someURL;
   ws.ClientCertificates.Add(new certificate in here); 

} 

 

here's the problem,
if i add a webserivce project to the current solution (web test solution). And I reference the webservice. and when i do this:

 

void buttonclick()
{
  InstantName.Service1 ws = new InstantName.Service1();
  ws.URL ...??? Don't see it
  ws.ClientCertificates.Add( ... not here ... ) 

} 

 

both web services class inherits the System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol

i don't get it ... anyone has experience with this, please give some input .. thank you.

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