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• WCF Updating a Service Reference

  Hi, I'm totally going crazy over this issue. I'm trying to learn WCF, so I have a service written with a ListProducts() method. It works fine and everything. But now I update ListProducts() so that it returns junk or nothing. I then updated the client reference to the service. However, when I run the client again, it runs the ListProducts() from the earlier version, so that instead of returning nothing, it continues to return data as it did originally. I've removed the service reference

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by freakshow on 11/27/2008
  Filed under: wcf asp.net iis "web services"

• Re: Lookup values

  Thanks for the replies, everyone. Yeah, enums do confer more readability and they seem somewhat more elegant. I guess it's just a trade-off between readability and duplication of efforts.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by freakshow on 1/23/2008

• Lookup values

  Hi, I'd like to know how others handle lookup values in their code. For example, let's say you have a table in your database for Status values (1 = New, 2 = Pending, 3 = Cancelled, etc.). If you want to compare an object's status in your code, how do you do it? Do you do hard-code in the value (myObject.StatusId == 1), or do you create an enum corresponding to the to the the values (myObject.StatusId == StatusEnum.New), or do you define a set of static constants (myObject.StatusId ==

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by freakshow on 1/22/2008

• Re: GridView RowCreated event before Page_Load()?

  That's great. Thanks for your explanation.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by freakshow on 9/17/2007

• GridView RowCreated event before Page_Load()?

  Hi, can someone please explain why the GridView's RowCreated event fires before Page_Load on postbacks? It doesn't really make sense to me. For example, with this code: public partial class testGridView : System.Web.UI.Page { protected void Page_Load( object sender, EventArgs e) { Response.Write( "Page_Load<br />" ); Response.Write( "Postback? " + IsPostBack + "&lt;br />" ); if (! IsPostBack) { string [] s = new string [] { "quick brown fox"

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by freakshow on 9/17/2007

• ObjectDataSource control - opinions?

  Hi, I'd just like to know if you people use the ObjectDataSource in your Web presentation layer. I still manually set my control values manually, then update the database manually as well. Should I start using the ObjectDataSource for this purpose instead, or is it not worth the effort? I'd love to find out what everyone else thinks. Thanks.

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by freakshow on 8/29/2007

• Re: Connection Strings and three tier application

  [quote user="erikkl2000"] Hi! When designing a three tier application does that connection string go in the BL or the UI? It came to me earlier that i might better ask do to the fact that it almost seems to me that the UI really has no business knowing what the connection string should be since all its job is to collection info from the user. thanks for the help.. [/quote] I generally put it in Web.config, but now that I think about it, it's probably not the way to go. The biggest problem

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by freakshow on 8/28/2007

• Re: Master/Detail input parameter

  [quote user="Young Fang - MSFT"] Hi, I believe one of the Property of the custom object is a CusomCollection. Sundar Narasimman had a clear explanation in below thread: http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread538274.html In such case the Custom Collections are not transmitted directly between web services and clients. Meaning Custom Collections are passed as Array of Objecs. You need to create a relation between *master* and *detail* object. [/quote] Young, I get that you want to associate

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by freakshow on 7/30/2007

• Master/Detail input parameter

  Hi, say I have a Web service method that takes as input a custom object that contains a list of other custom objects. The client consuming the Web service sees the list as an array, which makes it difficult for them to populate it. Is there a better way to define this method signature, or the custom "master" object? I guess I could accept a DataSet, but that doesn't seem as elegant to me. Any ideas? Thanks.

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by freakshow on 7/26/2007
  Filed under: ASP.NET web service

• Re: Parameters - best practice

  Imco, thanks for your response. I didn't know that the client would get the type information for my custom classes when he referenced my Web service. It makes sense, though. Thanks.

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by freakshow on 7/20/2007