I have a WCF service method that expects an object and then retrieves its properties using reflection.
I have these classes: [DataContract] public class ErrorBase {} [DataContract] public class FileMissingError: ErrorBase {}
I am a bit new to WCF and will try to clearly describe what I am trying to do. I have a WCF webservice that uses JSON requests.I am doing fine sending/receiving JSON for the most part.For example, th
I ran into a scenario recently where one of our devs added an object to our data contract that was not marked as a data member.We are using using the DataContractSerializer to store a configuration fi
I have a base class like the following: [Serializable] public class SerializableDomainObject<T> { public SerializableDomainObject()
I would like to avoid producing a repeated namespace in my XSLT output. (I am using XSLT to massage some XML so that Microsoft\'s DataContractSerializer sees fit to actually process it properly. One
I have a .net4 application using EF4, I Expose my model through WCF using BasicHttpBinding (but this can be changed) that every time I try invoke this method my web server process start to grow in mem
I am currently using sockets to try and send messages between a Silverlight 3 client and a .NET3.5 service.I can set up the TCP connection fine, and send data across, but my issue comes with serialisi
Using the DataContractSerializer to serialize my object I get an output similar to <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\" ?>
I would like to create an [CustomDataMember] attribute that override the formatter behavior of DataContractSerializer through an IOperationBehavior. I have followed the instructions given by Aaron Sko
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