| Charles Young 2004-03-20, 9:23 pm |
| The web services publishing wizard has been working fine
up till now on the project I'm working on, but has
suddenly developed a fault when attempting to publish my
latest orchestration. The wizard creates classes to
represent the XML message in the <main
namespace>.XsdTypes1 namespaces (see the DataTypes.cs file
in the wizard output). Web methods then take and return
instances of these classes. For some reason, the wizard
has suddenly lost the ability fully qualify the class
names for web method parameters, though it still generates
fully qualified names for web method return types. The
wizard therefore fails halfway through because it can't
compile its own (mis-)generated code.
Is this is a problem anyone else has seen, or a known
bug? Is there any known workaround? I can, of course,
amend the generated code manually and then compile the web
service, but because the web service doesn't complete, it
doesn't get as far as setting up the Receive Port, which
is annoying.
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