Re: java websrvice and C# code file


It's by design. WSDL generate public access to member variable.
You can add accessor get/set on generated file but it's not a good idea
because you should do the job each time your WSDL will change !

Lionel.

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> I am trying to consume a Java webservice from .Net client.
> There are classes written in java and I am generating a C# file from the
> WSDL file. The java classes has member variables with get and set methods.
> when a c# class is generated all i get is class with public variables
> defined in it. They are not the propeties with get and set accessors but
> just the public variables. Is this a limitation or ..am doing somthing
> wrong.
> If this is a limitation then can i modify this source so that I declare
> properties and evrything should work fine.
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> Thanks
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> Ramesh Kumar.D.
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