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Joe Rattz
I have strongly typed vars in my web services for the
method (operation) arguments. For example, when the first
argument is a name which happens to be a string, I have a
strongly typed name_t which is defined in my WSDL as
inheriting from xsd:string with a max length specified.
When the C# code gets generated in VS.NET 2003, there are
classes created for each of my string types, but they
contain no data elements to actually store any data, nor
do they inherit from any other data types. Also, there is
no constructor that allows me to set their value.
I wind up with methods that I can't pass any data into
because I can't pass the correct data type that has the
correct value in it.
What is going on here?
Thanks.
method (operation) arguments. For example, when the first
argument is a name which happens to be a string, I have a
strongly typed name_t which is defined in my WSDL as
inheriting from xsd:string with a max length specified.
When the C# code gets generated in VS.NET 2003, there are
classes created for each of my string types, but they
contain no data elements to actually store any data, nor
do they inherit from any other data types. Also, there is
no constructor that allows me to set their value.
I wind up with methods that I can't pass any data into
because I can't pass the correct data type that has the
correct value in it.
What is going on here?
Thanks.