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[James Rose]

Hello gang,

 

I'm having an interesting situation and I could use a second set of eyes.  I have created a webservice that accepts an XMLDocument as a parameter, but in my testbed app the value shows up as an XMLNode.  WTH?

[WebMethod(CacheDuration = 2)]
public XmlDocument SaveFeelz(XmlDocument xmlFeelz)
{
//code here....
}

See image for the intellisense I am seeing.   Any thoughts?

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Best Answer virtorio , 02 June 2014 - 20:13

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/330600

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[winlonghorn]

Hello gang,

 

I'm having an interesting situation and I could use a second set of eyes.  I have created a webservice that accepts an XMLDocument as a parameter, but in my testbed app the value shows up as an XMLNode.  WTH?

[WebMethod(CacheDuration = 2)]
public XmlDocument SaveFeelz(XmlDocument xmlFeelz)
{
//code here....
}

See image for the intellisense I am seeing.   Any thoughts?

 

Where is the xmlFeelz object you are passing in as the parameter? I would need to see more of your code to see what is happening.

[James Rose]

Where is the xmlFeelz object you are passing in as the parameter? I would need to see more of your code to see what is happening.

 

Thanks for taking the time.  I have an existing XML file for testing and I get it via a OpenFileDialog

XmlDocument xmlFeelz = new XmlDocument();

xmlFeelz.Load(objFileDialog.FileName);

XmlDocument xmlResult = new XmlDocument();

FeelzMeServices.FeelzMeSrvc objFMS = new FeelzMeServices.FeelzMeSrvc();

XmlDocument xmlReturn = objFMS.SaveFeelz(xmlFeelz);

However, that said... the TestBed code doesn't really change the fact that the intellisense is asking for the wrong type

[virtorio]

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/330600

[James Rose]

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/330600

 

 

Just took a quick look... interesting.  I'll review this further.  Thank you very much