> I'm not sure there is much you can do about it but your service
> consumers shouldn't pay too much attention tot the asmx help page
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> Josh
> http://www.thejoyofcode.com/
You're right, but if the client doesn't support WSDL (such as an old
version of Visual Objects, for example), the programmer hardcodes the
SOAP message into the source code (arg! but unfortunately it happens)
and he'll probably want to take a look at the help page, rather than
examining the whole WSDL ;)
Anyway, thanks for all the info, I'll take a look at customizing the
DefaultWsdlHelpGenerator.

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Martijn Saly
Josh Twist - 12 Jan 2006 14:07 GMT
I see your point - but I'd recommend you publish your own documentation
in that case because the help file only goes 'one level deep' anyway.
So if you have any real depth to your classes most of the detail would
be missing.
Good luck!
Josh Twist - 12 Jan 2006 14:07 GMT
I see your point - but I'd recommend you publish your own documentation
in that case because the help file only goes 'one level deep' anyway.
So if you have any real depth to your classes most of the detail would
be missing.
Good luck!