web service returns dataTable

[Bllich]

hello
I have a web service method named "gettable" that returns DataTable from my
database using table adapter.getData(), but when I call it from my winform
client it says that method returns 'gettableResponseGettableResult' type,
so I can't show it in datagrid on my form.

can anyone help? thanks


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[Bllich]

Bllich <bl********@DELETEyahoo.comwrote in
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hello
I have a web service method named "gettable" that returns DataTable
from my database using table adapter.getData(), but when I call it
from my winform client it says that method returns
'gettableResponseGettableResult' type, so I can't show it in datagrid
on my form.

can anyone help? thanks

solved

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Bllich wrote:

Bllich <bl********@DELETEyahoo.comwrote in
news:Xn**********************@195.29.150.88:

>I have a web service method named "gettable" that returns DataTable
from my database using table adapter.getData(), but when I call it
from my winform client it says that method returns
'gettableResponseGettableResult' type, so I can't show it in datagrid
on my form.

solved

As a side note: I find it rather pointless to spend
a lot of CPU cycles converting a .NET specific data
structure to a technology independent format and
back again.

Arne

[Bllich]

Arne Vajhøj <ar**@vajhoej.dkwrote in news:45ea384e$0$90271$14726298
@news.sunsite.dk:

As a side note: I find it rather pointless to spend
a lot of CPU cycles converting a .NET specific data
structure to a technology independent format and
back again.

Arne

hy
i have a 3-layer aplication with web service syncronising the changes
while many client's update the database..

can you explain a bit more..

just querying the database with sql commands doesn't solve my issue
...at one point I have to draw semantic net from database to my client app
and make it drag-n-drop editable
Ivan

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Bllich wrote:

Arne Vajhøj <ar**@vajhoej.dkwrote in news:45***********************@news.sunsite.dk:

>As a side note: I find it rather pointless to spend
a lot of CPU cycles converting a .NET specific data
structure to a technology independent format and
back again.

i have a 3-layer aplication with web service syncronising the changes
while many client's update the database..

can you explain a bit more..

just querying the database with sql commands doesn't solve my issue
..at one point I have to draw semantic net from database to my client app
and make it drag-n-drop editable

No matter what you are doing then you can do the same
moving the data as binary data. And Java/PHP etc. can
not use a DataTable so the service is already tied to
..NET !

Arne

[Bllich]

Arne Vajhøj <ar**@vajhoej.dkwrote in news:45eb7ef2$0$90264$14726298
@news.sunsite.dk:

No matter what you are doing then you can do the same
moving the data as binary data. And Java/PHP etc. can
not use a DataTable so the service is already tied to
.NET !

Arne

true

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