Serialization and Shared Interfaces

Hello:

I have a Serializable class that I pass to clients via web services.
In the web service, the class implements a shared interface. The
clients also use the interface. The web reference automatically
creates an class on the client, but it doesn't implement the
interface. This means that I have to implement another class that
implements the interface, which I build from the web service class. So
I always have to convert one to the other every time I call the web
service.

Is there are way to make the automatically generated class implement
the interface?

Thanks,
Travis
.

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