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WCF not returning data in DataTable, even though that's what I told it to do

Thanks for reading this.

I've successfully implemented a WCF solution. However, even though I
designate the return type to be DataTable in my class on the server (hosted
under IIS), it comes back as the following in the generated proxy class:

Public Function SelectCountryBy ID(ByVal guiID As String) As
SelectCountryBy IDResponseSelec tCountryByIDRes ult

Now, it doesn't do this when the type is a simple String, but this long
weird thing is what I get for DataTable.

Thanks for any thoughts,
Ron
Mar 19 '07 #1
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What does your operation contract definition look like?
In C#:
[OperationContra ct]
DataTable GetMembers( )
{
// body here that returns a DataTable
}

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"Ronald S. Cook" wrote:
Thanks for reading this.

I've successfully implemented a WCF solution. However, even though I
designate the return type to be DataTable in my class on the server (hosted
under IIS), it comes back as the following in the generated proxy class:

Public Function SelectCountryBy ID(ByVal guiID As String) As
SelectCountryBy IDResponseSelec tCountryByIDRes ult

Now, it doesn't do this when the type is a simple String, but this long
weird thing is what I get for DataTable.

Thanks for any thoughts,
Ron
Mar 19 '07 #2
Weird.. if I make the type DataSet it returns as such, but not DataTable. I
wonder why it doesn't like DataTables.
"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" <pb*******@yaho o.yabbadabbadoo .comwrote in
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What does your operation contract definition look like?
In C#:
[OperationContra ct]
DataTable GetMembers( )
{
// body here that returns a DataTable
}

Peter
--
Site: http://www.eggheadcafe.com
UnBlog: http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com
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"Ronald S. Cook" wrote:
>Thanks for reading this.

I've successfully implemented a WCF solution. However, even though I
designate the return type to be DataTable in my class on the server
(hosted
under IIS), it comes back as the following in the generated proxy class:

Public Function SelectCountryBy ID(ByVal guiID As String) As
SelectCountryB yIDResponseSele ctCountryByIDRe sult

Now, it doesn't do this when the type is a simple String, but this long
weird thing is what I get for DataTable.

Thanks for any thoughts,
Ron

Mar 19 '07 #3
Is your datatable a .NET 2.0 version? Only the 2.0 version is serializable, earlier versions are not. The dataset has been serializable all along.
JT

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