Hey Javier-
This is an excellent question and a great lot of infrastructure and thoughts
have been invested to enable these scenarios in the later Betas coming your
way. If you would like to put together something similar on Beta1 bits, one
option is to attribute your client classes with WCF datacontract attributes.
This will be no different from the indigo interoperability for any other CLR
class you may define. As we get closer to the Beta2 messaging, we will try
to blog a cleaner interop - stay tuned.
thanks,
Simon
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> IŽd like use winFS as database, creating new custom schemas, then IŽd
> like do services in WCF to save my objects in database (winFS). Have
> somebody any idea of the architecture of my application with wcf and
> winfs??
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> if I create a custom schema "student" inherance of System.Storage.Item,
> winfs create form the schema a mapping class with my define attributes
> an the atributtes of System.Storage.Item, then if IŽd like use a
> service of wcf that return a collection of students, how I convert the
> classes in datacontracts (datamember)???
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> Thank you for the help.
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