Hallo, I have written web service with method:
public long DoSomething(string base64String)
{
try
{
return doit();
}
catch
{
return -1;
}
}
and client written also in c# that this webmethod is calling
private void clientmethod()
{
...
localhost.webservice ws = new
Name.Name.WebApplication.localhost.webservice();
long retvl = ws.DoSomething(base64String);
}
If I'm calling this client function, I'm passing base64 coded string, but on
webservice side is parameter passed as null.
Do somebody know where is problem?
Thanks a lot
LK
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Hi ladislav,
Can you put the whole code to get better idea.
Thanks,
Ragu.
"ladislav.k" wrote: Hallo, I have written web service with method:
public long DoSomething(string base64String)
{
try
{
return doit();
}
catch
{
return -1;
}
}
and client written also in c# that this webmethod is calling
private void clientmethod()
{
...
localhost.webservice ws = new
Name.Name.WebApplication.localhost.webservice();
long retvl = ws.DoSomething(base64String);
}
If I'm calling this client function, I'm passing base64 coded string, but on
webservice side is parameter passed as null.
Do somebody know where is problem?
Thanks a lot
LK
Hi ladislav,
Can you put the whole code to get better idea.
Thanks,
Ragu.
"ladislav.k" wrote: Hallo, I have written web service with method:
public long DoSomething(string base64String)
{
try
{
return doit();
}
catch
{
return -1;
}
}
and client written also in c# that this webmethod is calling
private void clientmethod()
{
...
localhost.webservice ws = new
Name.Name.WebApplication.localhost.webservice();
long retvl = ws.DoSomething(base64String);
}
If I'm calling this client function, I'm passing base64 coded string, but on
webservice side is parameter passed as null.
Do somebody know where is problem?
Thanks a lot
LK
You can pass base64String from C# client to web service. It looks your code
has some different problem.
Regards,
Ajit
"ladislav.k" wrote: Hallo, I have written web service with method:
public long DoSomething(string base64String)
{
try
{
return doit();
}
catch
{
return -1;
}
}
and client written also in c# that this webmethod is calling
private void clientmethod()
{
...
localhost.webservice ws = new
Name.Name.WebApplication.localhost.webservice();
long retvl = ws.DoSomething(base64String);
}
If I'm calling this client function, I'm passing base64 coded string, but on
webservice side is parameter passed as null.
Do somebody know where is problem?
Thanks a lot
LK
You can pass base64String from C# client to web service. It looks your code
has some different problem.
Regards,
Ajit
"ladislav.k" wrote: Hallo, I have written web service with method:
public long DoSomething(string base64String)
{
try
{
return doit();
}
catch
{
return -1;
}
}
and client written also in c# that this webmethod is calling
private void clientmethod()
{
...
localhost.webservice ws = new
Name.Name.WebApplication.localhost.webservice();
long retvl = ws.DoSomething(base64String);
}
If I'm calling this client function, I'm passing base64 coded string, but on
webservice side is parameter passed as null.
Do somebody know where is problem?
Thanks a lot
LK
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