Hi,
I don't think that you can serialize an interface. Here are some ideas for solving it:
1. Replace the interface with a base class. Obviously, this won't work if you need to inherit from other classes.
2. I have no idea if this will work, but:
Have the webmethod return an object (that implements your interface).
Make sure that the client app has a reference to the same interface. You probably need to have the interface in a separate dll that
both client and server has access to.
In the client, just cast the returned object to your interface.
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Robert Jeppesen
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"n_o_s_p_a__m" <n_**********@mail.com> wrote in message news:1f**************************@posting.google.c om...
My web service has a webmethod whose return type is declared as an
interface type, for example:
[WebMethod()]
public IBusinessProcess GetBusinessProcess() {}
which generates the lovely error:
Cannot serialize interface IBusinessProcess
The returned object (which implements IBusinessProcess), however, is
marked Serializable; but I gather that doesn't matter and that this is
some limitation in web services (because of marshalling)?
Please let me know what's up here. Thanks in advance.
-NS