Hi,
I have a WCF service contract which has message containing a List<MyType>
data member where MyType consists of a string Key and object Value.
As expected this gets exposed as a MyType[] array in the service reference.
In the client, I dynamically add Key/Value entries in the list.
This works fine as long as I use simple types in the client, but I need to
add a nested array into this list. That is, I need an element in the list
which is itself a MyType[] array.
When I send a message with a nested array, the server simply 'ignores' the
message. I know that the message arrives as I've got an
IDispatchMessag eInspector class which logs everything that's received.
Is there a way for me to acheive this, without going down the manually
deserializing route?
Many thanks,
Barney.
1  5331 
I have found the solution: you need to assign the
[KnownType(typeo f(List<MyType>) )] attribute to the message class.
"BarneyLigh t" wrote:
Hi,
I have a WCF service contract which has message containing a List<MyType>
data member where MyType consists of a string Key and object Value.
As expected this gets exposed as a MyType[] array in the service reference.
In the client, I dynamically add Key/Value entries in the list.
This works fine as long as I use simple types in the client, but I need to
add a nested array into this list. That is, I need an element in the list
which is itself a MyType[] array.
When I send a message with a nested array, the server simply 'ignores' the
message. I know that the message arrives as I've got an
IDispatchMessag eInspector class which logs everything that's received.
Is there a way for me to acheive this, without going down the manually
deserializing route?
Many thanks,
Barney.
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