I have authored a web service using ASP 2.0. The web services return objects
that use generics and that also contain circular references.
Programmaticall y, everything works well, as long as you use the web service
proxy client generated by visual studio. However, the default test harness
provided by the .asmx file errors out because it seems to use
XmlSerializatio n and cannot handle circular references.
I understand that the XmlSerializer cannot handle circular references, while
the SoapFormatter cannot handle generics. How does the asmx framework
serialize and deserialize such objects?
Thanks in advance.
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The asmx framework uses the XmlSerializer, here are some pointers: http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...rv/?frame=true http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...howwebmeth.asp
Josh http://www.thejoyofcode.com/
Lapu-Lapu wrote: I have authored a web service using ASP 2.0. The web services return objects
that use generics and that also contain circular references.
Programmaticall y, everything works well, as long as you use the web service
proxy client generated by visual studio. However, the default test harness
provided by the .asmx file errors out because it seems to use
XmlSerializatio n and cannot handle circular references.
I understand that the XmlSerializer cannot handle circular references, while
the SoapFormatter cannot handle generics. How does the asmx framework
serialize and deserialize such objects?
Thanks in advance.
~!#@~
I made a mistake, I wrote ASP 2.0, I meant ASP.NET 2.0. The articles below
are great but they don't help me figure out how asmx framework handles object
graphs/messages that contain CIRCULAR REFERENCES combined with GENERICS. Thx.
"Josh Twist" wrote: The asmx framework uses the XmlSerializer, here are some pointers:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...rv/?frame=true
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...howwebmeth.asp
Josh
http://www.thejoyofcode.com/
Lapu-Lapu wrote: I have authored a web service using ASP 2.0. The web services return objects
that use generics and that also contain circular references.
Programmaticall y, everything works well, as long as you use the web service
proxy client generated by visual studio. However, the default test harness
provided by the .asmx file errors out because it seems to use
XmlSerializatio n and cannot handle circular references.
I understand that the XmlSerializer cannot handle circular references, while
the SoapFormatter cannot handle generics. How does the asmx framework
serialize and deserialize such objects?
Thanks in advance.
~!#@~
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