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10-20-2006
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| | WCF RC1: having problem with the DataContract attribute Hi, I'm building a small application that can send data between servers. The Data object is a simple class with 3 properties (2 strings, and a byte[] array). If I add [DataMember] over each properties, the call to the remote server throw an error : 400 Bad Request (I'm using the wsHttpBinding). If I remove the [DataMember] attribute, the remote method is reached, but each properties of my object is "null" (normal since the datamember attribute is not set). As I said in a previous post, the server sometimes acts as client, sometimes act as server. Then I don't use a proxy created by VS, but a ChannelFactory. What is wrong ? Thanks in advance for any help... Steve [DataContract] public class MyDataClass { private byte[] m_bytes; [DataMember] public byte[] Bytes { get { return m_bytes; } set { m_bytes= value; } } private string m_string2; [DataMember] public string String2 { get { return m_string2; } set { m_string2= value; } } private string m_string1; [DataMember] public string String1 { get { return m_string1; } set { m_string1= value; } } public MyDataClass( string string1, string string1, byte[] raw ) { this.m_string1= string1; this.m_string1= string1; this.m_raw= raw; } public MyDataClass() { } } |
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10-20-2006
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| | Re: WCF RC1: having problem with the DataContract attribute I found the reason of this error ... The array of byte exceeds 16K, and it is more than what the default behaviour allow. What are the possible solutions ? The byte array was used to embed files... Is there any other better way to transfert file ? (which should be quite large (up to 100 Mo)... Steve "Steve B." <steve_beauge@com.msn_swap_msn_and_com> a écrit dans le message de news: OUYqIyC9GHA.1172@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > Hi, > > I'm building a small application that can send data between servers. > > The Data object is a simple class with 3 properties (2 strings, and a > byte[] array). > > If I add [DataMember] over each properties, the call to the remote server > throw an error : 400 Bad Request (I'm using the wsHttpBinding). > > If I remove the [DataMember] attribute, the remote method is reached, but > each properties of my object is "null" (normal since the datamember > attribute is not set). > > As I said in a previous post, the server sometimes acts as client, > sometimes act as server. Then I don't use a proxy created by VS, but a > ChannelFactory. > > What is wrong ? > > Thanks in advance for any help... > Steve > > [DataContract] > > public class MyDataClass > > { > > private byte[] m_bytes; > > > [DataMember] > > public byte[] Bytes > > { > > get { return m_bytes; } > > set { m_bytes= value; } > > } > > private string m_string2; > > [DataMember] > > public string String2 > > { > > get { return m_string2; } > > set { m_string2= value; } > > } > > private string m_string1; > > [DataMember] > > public string String1 > > { > > get { return m_string1; } > > set { m_string1= value; } > > } > > > > public MyDataClass( > > string string1, > > string string1, > > byte[] raw > > ) > > { > > this.m_string1= string1; > > this.m_string1= string1; > > this.m_raw= raw; > > } > > public MyDataClass() > > { > > } > > } > > |
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10-20-2006
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| | Re: WCF RC1: having problem with the DataContract attribute IMHO you need stream for that.Check http://windowssdk.msdn.microsoft.com...20(VS.80).aspx Arkady "Steve B." <steve_beauge@com.msn_swap_msn_and_com> wrote in message news:uW0KCpE9GHA.4644@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >I found the reason of this error ... The array of byte exceeds 16K, and it >is more than what the default behaviour allow. > > What are the possible solutions ? The byte array was used to embed > files... Is there any other better way to transfert file ? (which should > be quite large (up to 100 Mo)... > > Steve > "Steve B." <steve_beauge@com.msn_swap_msn_and_com> a écrit dans le message > de news: OUYqIyC9GHA.1172@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... >> Hi, >> >> I'm building a small application that can send data between servers. >> >> The Data object is a simple class with 3 properties (2 strings, and a >> byte[] array). >> >> If I add [DataMember] over each properties, the call to the remote server >> throw an error : 400 Bad Request (I'm using the wsHttpBinding). >> >> If I remove the [DataMember] attribute, the remote method is reached, but >> each properties of my object is "null" (normal since the datamember >> attribute is not set). >> >> As I said in a previous post, the server sometimes acts as client, >> sometimes act as server. Then I don't use a proxy created by VS, but a >> ChannelFactory. >> >> What is wrong ? >> >> Thanks in advance for any help... >> Steve >> >> [DataContract] >> >> public class MyDataClass >> >> { >> >> private byte[] m_bytes; >> >> >> [DataMember] >> >> public byte[] Bytes >> >> { >> >> get { return m_bytes; } >> >> set { m_bytes= value; } >> >> } >> >> private string m_string2; >> >> [DataMember] >> >> public string String2 >> >> { >> >> get { return m_string2; } >> >> set { m_string2= value; } >> >> } >> >> private string m_string1; >> >> [DataMember] >> >> public string String1 >> >> { >> >> get { return m_string1; } >> >> set { m_string1= value; } >> >> } >> >> >> >> public MyDataClass( >> >> string string1, >> >> string string1, >> >> byte[] raw >> >> ) >> >> { >> >> this.m_string1= string1; >> >> this.m_string1= string1; >> >> this.m_raw= raw; >> >> } >> >> public MyDataClass() >> >> { >> >> } >> >> } >> >> > > |
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10-20-2006
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| | Re: WCF RC1: having problem with the DataContract attribute Thus wrote Arkady, > IMHO you need stream for that.Check > http://windowssdk.msdn.microsoft.com...520(VS.80).asp > x Arkady Not only in your opinion ;-) Streams are the *only* way to handle such a payload, as messages are fully buffered in memory. Cheers, -- Joerg Jooss news-reply@joergjooss.de |
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