Hi,
I'm pretty new to this, so I hope I'm not completely off-track. I built a
web service in C++ that I'm accessing trough another C++ client. I have no
problems with the regular web service functionalities, but I want to define a
class on the server side that I could return to the client trough a function,
and then access this class' functions on the client side.
I guess I'm doing this wrong. Here is how my code looks:
namespace WebServer
{
 [Serializable]
 public __gc class TestClass
 {      
   static String* m_staticString = S"TestString";

 public: String* GetStaticString(){return m_staticString;};
 };

   public __gc
       class WebServerClass : public System::Web::Services::WebService
   {
       //(...)
    public:
       [System::Web::Services::WebMethod]
       TestClass* GetTestClass()
       {
         return new TestClass();
       }
   };  

Now I can declare the TestClass on the client side, but I get a
"GetStaticString is not a member of  localhost::TestClass" error when I try
to access that function. Also, when I look at the localhost.h generated file,
the only things regarding TestClass I see are:
   public __gc class TestClass;
and
   /// <remarks/>
   
[System::Xml::Serialization::XmlTypeAttribute(Namespace=S"http://tempuri.org/")]
   public __gc class TestClass {
   };

What gives?