How Could I Pass 3 Parameter And Receive More Than 3 Parameter In Web Service Response In Asp.Net ?

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i am creating a web service and my target is to pass 3 parameter in request of web service and i want 7 parameter in response .so i want to know how will i do this..?i am new at web service so please help and elaborate in detail .

Posted 16-Jul-14 21:54pm

Naveen Singh

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ArunRajendra 17-Jul-14 4:02am

Is it web service or WCF?

Naveen Singh 17-Jul-14 4:14am

WCF

Naveen Singh 17-Jul-14 4:14am

It is really urgent please help

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Solution 1

Use datacontract this will allow you to send object. So object can contain any amount of information.

Posted 16-Jul-14 22:53pm

ArunRajendra

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Naveen Singh 17-Jul-14 5:02am

dear Arun Sir thanks for time and response but i have to pass only 4 parameter in my SOAP wcf service request and want 7 parameter in soap response ..?can you please help me

ArunRajendra 17-Jul-14 5:56am

That what I told put all your parameters with in a class and pass the object of the that class. This way you get / pass any number of parameters.

Naveen Singh 17-Jul-14 6:04am

can you give any illustration so that it will be easy for me to implement ..!

ArunRajendra 17-Jul-14 6:18am

Google it for data contract.

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Naveen Singh · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-18T03:36:00

Solution 2

after quite research i finally find the best way:-

just create class for your method and declare all the value in it.Just call the class and treat it as the object and it will work as per requirement.

Posted 18-Jul-14 3:36am

Naveen Singh