As I know, in the Web Services context using VB.net we can serialize
all attributes of any class just including it at a head of the web
method like that:
----------
<WebMethod(Description:=" this is just the beginning of the jocke
:-)"), XmlInclude(GetType(MyClass1)),
XmlInclude(GetType(MyClass2))...., XmlInclude(GetType(MyClassN))> _
Public Function myMethod(ByVal a_myVar As String) As Object
.....
Return myObject
End Function
---------
The include allow the Soap protocol to exchange those customers type,
but
My question is: is there any way to get the methods of MyClass1... and
MyClassN?
Best Regards
4  1161 
Hello everyone,
This is I'am again !!!...
I wish just to draw the attention to the fact, that my MyClass1...and
MyClassN are declared "Serializable"... But, I never get my classes
methods, I get just attributes (Or methods Properties) !!!!...
Must I declare my classes methods as webmethod's too ?
Best Regards
--------------------------------------------- ke*****@yahoo.fr (kejeiri) wrote in message news:<f0*************************@posting.google.c om>... As I know, in the Web Services context using VB.net we can serialize
all attributes of any class just including it at a head of the web
method like that:
----------
<WebMethod(Description:=" this is just the beginning of the jocke
:-)"), XmlInclude(GetType(MyClass1)),
XmlInclude(GetType(MyClass2))...., XmlInclude(GetType(MyClassN))> _
Public Function myMethod(ByVal a_myVar As String) As Object
....
Return myObject
End Function
---------
The include allow the Soap protocol to exchange those customers type,
but
My question is: is there any way to get the methods of MyClass1... and
MyClassN?
Best Regards
It is a little unclear what you're asking, but I think that my sample at http://www.dalepreston.com/Blog/Arch...6_Archive.html covers most
of the possibilities.
It demonstrates defining a class in a web service and consuming that class,
public methods and all, in a client - in my example, the web application is
the client to the web service.
DalePres
MCAD, MCDBA, MCSE
"kejeiri" <ke*****@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
news:f0**************************@posting.google.c om... Hello everyone,
This is I'am again !!!...
I wish just to draw the attention to the fact, that my MyClass1...and
MyClassN are declared "Serializable"... But, I never get my classes
methods, I get just attributes (Or methods Properties) !!!!...
Must I declare my classes methods as webmethod's too ?
Best Regards
---------------------------------------------
ke*****@yahoo.fr (kejeiri) wrote in message
news:<f0*************************@posting.google.c om>... As I know, in the Web Services context using VB.net we can serialize
all attributes of any class just including it at a head of the web
method like that:
----------
<WebMethod(Description:=" this is just the beginning of the jocke
:-)"), XmlInclude(GetType(MyClass1)),
XmlInclude(GetType(MyClass2))...., XmlInclude(GetType(MyClassN))> _
Public Function myMethod(ByVal a_myVar As String) As Object
....
Return myObject
End Function
---------
The include allow the Soap protocol to exchange those customers type,
but
My question is: is there any way to get the methods of MyClass1... and
MyClassN?
Best Regards
Ok... I admit it. I must have been asleep when I posted this response. It
demonstrates consuming the class and public properties, not methods.
I need coffee!
DalePres
"DalePres" <don-t-spa-m-me@lea-ve-me-a-lone--.com> wrote in message
news:uH**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... It is a little unclear what you're asking, but I think that my sample at
http://www.dalepreston.com/Blog/Arch...6_Archive.html covers
most of the possibilities.
It demonstrates defining a class in a web service and consuming that
class, public methods and all, in a client - in my example, the web
application is the client to the web service.
DalePres
MCAD, MCDBA, MCSE
"kejeiri" <ke*****@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
news:f0**************************@posting.google.c om... Hello everyone,
This is I'am again !!!...
I wish just to draw the attention to the fact, that my MyClass1...and
MyClassN are declared "Serializable"... But, I never get my classes
methods, I get just attributes (Or methods Properties) !!!!...
Must I declare my classes methods as webmethod's too ?
Best Regards
---------------------------------------------
ke*****@yahoo.fr (kejeiri) wrote in message
news:<f0*************************@posting.google.c om>... As I know, in the Web Services context using VB.net we can serialize
all attributes of any class just including it at a head of the web
method like that:
----------
<WebMethod(Description:=" this is just the beginning of the jocke
:-)"), XmlInclude(GetType(MyClass1)),
XmlInclude(GetType(MyClass2))...., XmlInclude(GetType(MyClassN))> _
Public Function myMethod(ByVal a_myVar As String) As Object
....
Return myObject
End Function
---------
The include allow the Soap protocol to exchange those customers type,
but
My question is: is there any way to get the methods of MyClass1... and
MyClassN?
Best Regards
Well, my blunder this morning inspired me to write the article I have been
promising to write but not gotten done before. Here is an article that
follows up on the first that I posted to you this morning. This followup
article does demonstrate how to share classes between a web service and
client in such a way that the methods are available to both the web service
and the client. http://www.dalepreston.com/Blog/Arch...4_Archive.html
HTH
DalePres
MCAD, MCDBA, MCSE
"kejeiri" <ke*****@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
news:f0**************************@posting.google.c om... Hello everyone,
This is I'am again !!!...
I wish just to draw the attention to the fact, that my MyClass1...and
MyClassN are declared "Serializable"... But, I never get my classes
methods, I get just attributes (Or methods Properties) !!!!...
Must I declare my classes methods as webmethod's too ?
Best Regards
---------------------------------------------
ke*****@yahoo.fr (kejeiri) wrote in message
news:<f0*************************@posting.google.c om>... As I know, in the Web Services context using VB.net we can serialize
all attributes of any class just including it at a head of the web
method like that:
----------
<WebMethod(Description:=" this is just the beginning of the jocke
:-)"), XmlInclude(GetType(MyClass1)),
XmlInclude(GetType(MyClass2))...., XmlInclude(GetType(MyClassN))> _
Public Function myMethod(ByVal a_myVar As String) As Object
....
Return myObject
End Function
---------
The include allow the Soap protocol to exchange those customers type,
but
My question is: is there any way to get the methods of MyClass1... and
MyClassN?
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