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Re: exposing derived classes to proxy without fake webmethod?
Hi,
try using [XmlInclude(typeof(bla)] on the appropriate WebMethod. This attribute instructs the ASMX engine to include the type description for type bla.
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> I am hoping to use an abstract base class as a parameter
> for a webmethod.
>
> In the method I then want to determine what sub-type has
> been passed as a parameter.
>
> For example, I have a abstract class 'Address' and
> derived classes 'UKAddress' and 'ForeignAddress'. Is
> there a way to expose UKAddress and ForeignAddress
> through the proxy without creating a fake web method?Christian Weyer [MSDN RD] Guest
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