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Enum returns wrong default values in a web service

I have a web service that returns a class when a web method is called. This
class has a enum property with four values. These four values have default
numbers. For example,

Apple = 5
Orange = 8
Berry = 10
Grape = 12

When I hit the web method with the test harness it will return the enum with
the correct default numbers. When I hit the web service through a web
application it not longer returns the default values. This results in me
getting back the wrong enum defualt value. Am I wrong to assume that a web
service will return an enum with the correct default values? Any help would
be greatly appreciated.

Aug 23 '06 #1
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