Is there any way one can enforce restrictions on values passed in the form of data contracts as parameters to a given WCF Service?
I use the DataContractJsonSerializer to parse a json string into a object hierarchie. The json string looks like this:
I am reading about WCF services. I am new to the WCF services. I read that WCF provides interoperability. I want to know in which context it provides the interoperability. Is it providing the interope
Below is a DataContract in my WCF service and its respective xsd schema shown in the wsdl file. [Serializable]
I have the following code in which I\'m trying to serialize a list to a file public static void Serialize<T>(this IList<T> list, string f开发者_如何学GoileName)
How can I effectively serialize a property of type \"Type\" in my DataContract attributed class?I\'m assuming that Type is a non-serializable Type (wow that\'s getting silly sounding.) I\'m sure that
We have a legacy system that needs to be fed (XML) data in a most unstructured format. Is the following even possible with the .NET DataContractSerializer?
Suppose I have a modal pop open which is populated using ajax calls and javascript. I have already written classes for my data objects in the backend which I\'d like to use, which come from my databa
I have two classes as below: [DataContract] public class Address { [DataMember] public string Line1 [DataMember]
I can\'t find the namespace to use for [DataContract] and [DataMember] elements. According to what I\'ve found, it seems that adding the following should be enough, but in my case it is not.
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