Is there a way of defining the maximum length of a string parameter to
a web service in .Net?
I assumed that there would be an Xml... attribute that I could apply
to a string definition in the class that would control the generation
of the necessary maxlength attribute in the WSDL but I can't seem to
find one.
Thanks for any help you can offer,
John.
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Is there a way of defining the maximum length of a string parameter to
a web service in .Net?
I assumed that there would be an Xml... attribute that I could apply
to a string definition in the class that would control the generation
of the necessary maxlength attribute in the WSDL but I can't seem to
find one.
I don't believe there is one. Neither are there attributes to control other
schema facets.
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Is there a way of defining the maximum length of a string parameter to
a web service in .Net?
I assumed that there would be an Xml... attribute that I could apply
to a string definition in the class that would control the generation
of the necessary maxlength attribute in the WSDL but I can't seem to
find one.
I don't believe there is one. Neither are there attributes to control other
schema facets.
--
John Saunders [MVP]
John - thank you very much for your reply.
It seems to be a surprising ommission to me - given how big Microsoft
are on the position of .Net & Web Services.
Do you know if there's any way of hooking into the automated process
that generates the WSDL to add this kind of functionlity myself?
Thanks,
John.
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Is there a way of defining the maximum length of a string parameter to
a web service in .Net?
I assumed that there would be an Xml... attribute that I could apply
to a string definition in the class that would control the generation
of the necessary maxlength attribute in the WSDL but I can't seem to
find one.
I don't believe there is one. Neither are there attributes to control other
schema facets.
--
John Saunders [MVP]
Thank you very much for your response John.
This seems like quite a big omission on Microsoft's part, given how
strongly they position .Net in terms of Web Services.
Do you know if it's possible to hook into the code that auto-generates
the WSDL and write custom code to achieve this?
Many thanks,
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