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hellrazor
Hi there,
I'm very new to dot net programming and webservices programming. I've
managed to create simple webservices so far.
Here's my problem:
-I've been given a project which needs to have a proprietary algorithm
split into a webservice.
-The program consuming the webservice needs to send a custom class object,
"Stroke" to the webservice, which will be located in a different computer.
-The webservice needs to have access to a couple of the "Stroke" members,
run some algorithms, and modify a member of the Stroke instance. The
modified Stroke instance needs to be sent back to the "Client" (the
consumer)
-The custom class seems to be serialized in the client:
[Serializable] public class Stroke { .... }
Question:
-How do I let the webservice project know about Stroke? The class template
in the client is quite large
Thanks!
Jorge
I'm very new to dot net programming and webservices programming. I've
managed to create simple webservices so far.
Here's my problem:
-I've been given a project which needs to have a proprietary algorithm
split into a webservice.
-The program consuming the webservice needs to send a custom class object,
"Stroke" to the webservice, which will be located in a different computer.
-The webservice needs to have access to a couple of the "Stroke" members,
run some algorithms, and modify a member of the Stroke instance. The
modified Stroke instance needs to be sent back to the "Client" (the
consumer)
-The custom class seems to be serialized in the client:
[Serializable] public class Stroke { .... }
Question:
-How do I let the webservice project know about Stroke? The class template
in the client is quite large
Thanks!
Jorge