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problem with xsd list of qnames

I am writing a web service using the WSDL first method. The schema specified that an element called Types is a list of QNames.

It expects the message representation of this to look like

<Types xmlns=q1:xyz>q1:Name1 q1:Name2 q1:Name3</Types

The generated class for this however simply maps this to XmlQualifiedName Types which then proceeds to blow up if you pass a space delimited list

I tried simply making the type XmlQualifiedName [] Types but that simply results in nothing being deserialized into Types. I would happily call this a string and process it myself but I then have problems finding the namespaces to substitue back into the qnames.

Does anyone have any idea how to solve this problem? I cannot change the SOAP representation of the message
Nov 12 '05 #1
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