Hi,
I have a base class ("ExtensionArgumentType") which has ~12 different sub
classes derived from it.
The classes themselves are all defined in an XSD and are primarily used in SOAP.
When I try to communicate with the server using WebClient I get something like:
"ExtensionArgument" : [{
"@xsi.type" : "ns2:ParameterValueType",
"ns2.Name" : "ScalarParameter",
"ns2.Value" : "Value1"
}, {
"@xsi.type" : "ns2:ParameterValueType",
"ns2.Name" : "ScalarComboParameter",
"ns2.Value" : "Value2"
}
I don't mind having the "@xsi.type" parameter there, and I'm happy to write
whatever would be useful in it, but:
1. There is no ns1 anywhere in the HTTP request from WebClient, so how do I
know which prefix to use?
2. I don't want to have prefixes on the other elements (Name & Value).
If I tell the client to ignore namespaces it won't write the xsi.type at all.
If I introduce a namespace map and give it an entry from my namespace to
nothing it removes the namespace from Name/Value, but leaves ns2 on the type
name.
If I introduce a namespace map and give it an entry from my namespaec to
something that prefix is used for Name, Value & type.
Is there any way to get what I'm after?
Thanks.
Jim
