> Hi,
>
> I having created a simple WebService (in VS 2005) with just one WebMethod
> as
> follows :
> [WebMethod]
> public DataTable GetProducts()
> {
> DataTable objDataTable = null;
>
> // code for filling up the datatable
>
> return objDataTable;
> }
>
> Then, Adding the WebService as a Web Reference to a Client Application is
> following proxy code generated
> at the client for the WebMethod :
>
> public GetProductsResponseGetProductsResult GetProducts()
> {
> object[] results = this.Invoke("GetProducts", new object[0]);
> return ((GetProductsResponseGetProductsResult)(results[0]));
> }
>
> Look at the return type of the method :
> at the server it was defined as DataTable but at the client is it changed
> to
> an unreadable name GetProductsResponseGetProductsResult ???
>
> What is happening here ? how can I make sure that the DataTable-type is
> used
> at the client as well ?
>
> thanks
> Chris
>
>