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Asked by azarc3 in Web Services and WCF, Microsoft Visual C#.Net
I have a custom object called Hours. This object is part of a class library that also contains the service and all other data contracts in the WCF Service. The service itself is hosted in a WCF Service Application (IIS). The Service funnels all calls to the class library for actual work. The binding for this Service is basicHttpBinding.
This setup works just fine for simply retrieving data from the service. It also works fine where I use primitive types as input parameters for a service method. However, when I try to use my custom object as an input parameter, and I debug it, I see that int32s and dates are reset to zero, but strings retain the values I set them to. As a result, operations that require non-default int and date values fail.
The crazy thing is that all other methods that simply return this custom object work just fine. Please help?
20091111-EE-VQP-92 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_EXPERT_20070906