Hello,
In .NET C# it is possible to define a parameter to a web service method as
'out'. The web service method is expected to set the value of the parameter
before it completes execution.
The question: Do 'out' parameters work with non-.NET web service
implementations, where the non-.NET implementation is consuming (calling)
the method containing the 'out' parameter?
Example, would non-.NET web service implementations be able to obtain the
value of the 'name' parameter in this .NET web service method:
[WebMethod]
public int WhatsYourName(out string name)
{
name = "Doug";
return 0;
}
Thanks,
Doug
Brock Allen - 04 Aug 2005 22:05 GMT
Why don't you define a class that returns both a string and int? This is
a much cleaner approach in the context of web services. "out" is a C# thing,
not a web services thing (although, it does work IIRC).
-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
> Hello,
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> Thanks,
> Doug