This article contains some "best practice" issues when it comes to
versioning web services it won't help with your issue but it may help
with the "bigger" concerns!
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnservi
ce/html/service04032002.asp
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That is a solution, but I have to say, it's ugly as all get out. Even if
the built in support for extended attribute doesn't work, I think there
are better ways. If you have to write your own solution, why not throw
in a new namespace, and manually parse out the data?
e.g.,
Then have a utility
At 04:30 AM 5/26/2004, Zecharya, Bar \(FIRM\) wrote (in part)
>Thanks Erick and Chad,
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>I'm using the ADO.NET powertoys generator (AGDataSetGenerator). FYI, I'm
>already using the DisplayExpression for a different property. [snip]
Would it be a solution to park all your custom stuff into the Di
That is really odd. Can you post your xsd that you used to create the
TDS?
Erick
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What likely is happening is that even though you have added a new parameter
- the ASMX Handler can still deserialize old requests into the new XML type.
Likely the new parameter is always null in this case.
It just illustrates that all the ASMX handler needs is XML that is "good
enough" to deseria
Can someone please help me understand how .Net handles replacing components,
specifically web services...
I have a web service that is currently in production. I now need to add a
new parameter to the function. I found out that you can't overload the
function in a web service, so in my test enviro
Again this question pops up
.and Im faced with the problem of data access
but this time with a slight twist.
Our project involves generating business objects out of 2 different DB. This
scenario has some strange things as an inheritance hierarchy that will be
distributed between 2 tables in 2
Thanks Erick and Chad,
I'm using the ADO.NET powertoys generator (AGDataSetGenerator). FYI, I'm
already using the DisplayExpression for a different property. This custom
one is actually a bool. I'm expecting that when I succeed which the
ReadXmlSchema I'll be able to get at this property...
but
