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using HexaDecimal character in web service.

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pinky - 09 Dec 2005 04:42 GMT
hi all

Can some one tell me how to use hexadecimal character in web service.

And then how to declare client which is using this web service.

My webservice is properly taking hexadecimal character but in client
application it is giving error in system.xml.dll.

I don;t know why this is happening.

Any help will be truely appreciated

thanks in advance.
Cyr1dian - 12 Dec 2005 12:19 GMT
Why not just send it as a string and have the client interprete and  
convert it to whatever you need?

HTH,
Cyr
pinky - 21 Dec 2005 05:06 GMT
Hi,
thanks for your reply..

I am sending it as a string only.

In my webmethod i am using following code:-

string str=new string('\x19',1);

and returning this string.

But client application is not able to get this string when i am calling
this webmetho.

What should i do to store this string into string variable which is
declared to client side.

Thanks.
> Why not just send it as a string and have the client interprete and
> convert it to whatever you need?
>
> HTH,
> Cyr

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