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Hi cynkan,<br />
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I susspect that the Structure description in your WSDL is not correct, do you make use af a XSD ?
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The android code was wrong, not the webservice in vb.net
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I have a VB.NET WebService that gets a list of a class:<br />
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&lt;DataMember(Order:=3)&gt; _<br />
Public Products As List(Of OrderProduct)<br />
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When I recieve a list from a Android an attribute for the length is declared in the soap body and VB.NET can not treat this attribute and says that the list is empty.<br />
&lt;Products length=&quot;1&quot;&gt;<br />
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When iPhone call its not an attribute and the list is correct.<br />
&lt;Products&gt;<br />
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Is there any way to declare a property that attributes are allowed for this list?<br />
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Rgds Cyril
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I have a VB.NET WebService that gets a list of a class:

<DataMember(Order:=3)> _
Public Products As List(Of OrderProduct)

When I recieve a list from a Android an attribute for the length is declared in the soap body and VB.NET can not treat this attribute and says that the list is empty.
<Products length="1">

When iPhone call its not an attribute and the list is correct.
<Products>

Is there any way to declare a property that attributes are allowed for this list?

Rgds Cyril

Hi cynkan,

I susspect that the Structure description in your WSDL is not correct, do you make use af a XSD ?

The android code was wrong, not the webservice in vb.net

Allow attributes to xml

I have a VB.NET WebService that gets a list of a class:

&lt;DataMember(Order:=3)&gt; _
Public Products As List(Of OrderProduct)

When I recieve a list from a Android an attribute for the length is declared in the soap body and VB.NET can not treat this attribute and says that the list is empty.
&lt;Products length=&quot;1&quot;&gt;

When iPhone call its not an attribute and the list is correct.
&lt;Products&gt;

Is there any way to declare a property that attributes are allowed for this list?

Rgds Cyril

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