How to pass the value of radiobutton to a WCF service to perform a particular task

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I have created two radiobuttons using WPF, and one normal button. The processing of files and reading everything done with WCF.

If I choose radiobutton_1 and click the run button, it will display different files. And if I click radiobutton_2 and run btn I will also get different files. But I need the value of radiobuttons to get those different types of files.

I am not able pass the value of radiobutton to a WCF service. Can someone please suggest a way to do it?

What I have tried:

Radio button

C#

Private void radiobutton1_checked(object sender, RouteEventArgs e)
{
    Service.service client= new service.service.("basichttpbindings_Iservice");
    Client.Getradiobuttonvalue(btn1.Content.ToStrinb());
}
}

At WCF I have implemented Getradiobuttonvalue.

At WPF for the Run button I am calling Run().

When I click radiobutton it gets the desired value. But when I call Run() I will not have the values of radio button. But I need that value within Run()...

Posted 25-Jan-22 2:14am

DivyaHal

Updated 28-Jan-22 0:53am

Sean Ewington

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2022-01-28T00:53:00

Radio buttons don't have "values". They have a checked status. The way I'd do it is to associated an integer value with each radio button, and pass that "value" to the WCF method.

The easiest way to implement this paradigm is to assign the Tag attribute for each radio button the desired numeric value, and handle the Click event for the radio buttons, and set a property to whatever the Tag value is of the clicked button. At that point, when you handle the Click event for the regular button, you can simply use the property that contains the value from clicking the radio buttons.

Of course, there are other ways to handle this, but they are much more involved, and I don't feel like explaining them.

If you're WCF API requires a string, the radio button Click events could set the property to the Content attribute of the radio button. IMHO, using the content attribute is fraught with danger because sales nazis may make you change that attribute. To mitigate that possibility, you can set the Tag attribute to the desired string value, so that no matter how you label the radio buttons, they will always provide the known values that your WCF service is expecting.