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AJAX Web Service Javascript Proxy

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-Steve- - 19 Jun 2007 06:30 GMT
I'm using AJAX to call a web service.  I'm having issues passing parameters
to the web service of classes that inherit from Generics (specifically
List<string>).  I'm starting to wonder if that is supported.  Any ideas?
Ben Rush - 19 Jun 2007 16:14 GMT
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> I'm using AJAX to call a web service.  I'm having issues passing
> parameters to the web service of classes that inherit from Generics
> (specifically List<string>).  I'm starting to wonder if that is supported.
> Any ideas?
-Steve- - 20 Jun 2007 06:21 GMT
Ben,

Thanks for the link.  If I'm passing or returning an object of type
List<string> everything works fine for me.  However if I pass a class that
inherits from List<string>, even if I'm not extending anything, it all falls
apart.  Any idea why, or how to work around it?

> http://www.ben-rush.net/blog/PermaLink.aspx?guid=bbc6220d-e95d-4436-a4d4-09bf1f5
d21c2&dotnet

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>> I'm using AJAX to call a web service.  I'm having issues passing
>> parameters to the web service of classes that inherit from Generics
>> (specifically List<string>).  I'm starting to wonder if that is
>> supported. Any ideas?
Ben Rush - 20 Jun 2007 14:39 GMT
Can you please be more specific with "falls apart."?

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>>> (specifically List<string>).  I'm starting to wonder if that is
>>> supported. Any ideas?

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