Hi all,
I've been exploring the way I can manipulate WSDL.exe using
SchemaImporterE xtension in order to create a proxy to my liking.
My situation is as follows - I have a web site that has multiple asmx files,
some of them share the same data types (the famous "Order" example).
What I want is this final result:
- A class file that holds all the proxy classes, but no data types
- A class file that holds all the data type, but no proxy classes
So far, I achieved the first by deriving from SchemaImporterE xtension and
change that every time a data type is used, it is referenced by another
namespace, therefore the data types are not generated in the first file.
The second file is the problematic one - How can I use the
SchemaImporterE xtension class (or any other class) to manipulate the way the
proxies are created ? or to be more specific - How can I instruct the
wsdl.exe not to generate proxy code ?
Thanks in advance,
Ido.
2  2101 
Well, lacking any better suggestions coming in, let me take a crack at this.
I was waiting to see if someone was going to pipe in with a suggestion of
some wiz-bang tool that would export a proxy out of a class library. That
would be perfect for your needs. I did a cursory search and didn't find one.
One thing I am certain of, is that you can't do what you ask by manipulating
WSDL.exe.
I think you'll have to create the proxy with WSDL.exe as a starting point,
make two copies, and edit them both to provide what you want. Or hand code
both proxies from scratch.
HTH
--
Dale Preston
MCAD C#
MCSE, MCDBA
"Ido Flatow" wrote: Hi all,
I've been exploring the way I can manipulate WSDL.exe using
SchemaImporterE xtension in order to create a proxy to my liking.
My situation is as follows - I have a web site that has multiple asmx files,
some of them share the same data types (the famous "Order" example).
What I want is this final result:
- A class file that holds all the proxy classes, but no data types
- A class file that holds all the data type, but no proxy classes
So far, I achieved the first by deriving from SchemaImporterE xtension and
change that every time a data type is used, it is referenced by another
namespace, therefore the data types are not generated in the first file.
The second file is the problematic one - How can I use the
SchemaImporterE xtension class (or any other class) to manipulate the way the
proxies are created ? or to be more specific - How can I instruct the
wsdl.exe not to generate proxy code ?
Thanks in advance,
Ido.
Hi Dale,
I too gave up on WSDL, so i've looked around a bit, and found a simple app
named "SED" (originated in unix) that manipulates text files.
I wrote a small script for it that finds every proxy declaration in the
generated code and deletes it - so very simple and so very stupid !
Sometimes a simple tool can be the answer ...
Thanks anyway,
Ido.
"Dale" wrote: Well, lacking any better suggestions coming in, let me take a crack at this.
I was waiting to see if someone was going to pipe in with a suggestion of
some wiz-bang tool that would export a proxy out of a class library. That
would be perfect for your needs. I did a cursory search and didn't find one.
One thing I am certain of, is that you can't do what you ask by manipulating
WSDL.exe.
I think you'll have to create the proxy with WSDL.exe as a starting point,
make two copies, and edit them both to provide what you want. Or hand code
both proxies from scratch.
HTH
--
Dale Preston
MCAD C#
MCSE, MCDBA
"Ido Flatow" wrote:
Hi all,
I've been exploring the way I can manipulate WSDL.exe using
SchemaImporterE xtension in order to create a proxy to my liking.
My situation is as follows - I have a web site that has multiple asmx files,
some of them share the same data types (the famous "Order" example).
What I want is this final result:
- A class file that holds all the proxy classes, but no data types
- A class file that holds all the data type, but no proxy classes
So far, I achieved the first by deriving from SchemaImporterE xtension and
change that every time a data type is used, it is referenced by another
namespace, therefore the data types are not generated in the first file.
The second file is the problematic one - How can I use the
SchemaImporterE xtension class (or any other class) to manipulate the way the
proxies are created ? or to be more specific - How can I instruct the
wsdl.exe not to generate proxy code ?
Thanks in advance,
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