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Newbie questionHi guys, I have an amateurish question here that I'm frustrated I don't know the answer too. Let me spell it out. I have a class that is exposed as a webservice as such: [Webservice (Namespace = "http://myurl.com <http://myurl.com/> ")] public class MyClass { Public struct dataStruct { Public string dataName; Public string dataValue; } Public List<dataStruct> myMethod(List<dataStruct> inputDataStruc) { //code //code } } The webmethod has a member that is a simple structure (dataStruct). It contains a method (myMethod) that accepts a generic List of dataStructs. When I consume this method, and attempt to make use of the myMethod, I will need to pass in a parameter of type List<dataStruct>, and it is here that I am stuck. In the calling class, how do I instantiate a variable of type List<dataStruct> so that I can pass it into the method? I think I need to create an object in the MyClass of type List<dataStruct> and instantiate it in the Constructor, so that when I create a MyClass object, I will have access to the dataStruct type, but that didn't seem to work (possibly because I was doing I wrong). Thanks in advance for anyone who can both follow this, and help me out!!! :-) Brian |
February 11, 2012
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