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To pass parameters to a procedure run on a server of Web XML .Net services, the following structure is used by WLanguage: | | | | Variable | Type | Details |
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| DotNet.NameSpace | Optional character string | "NameSpace" of parameter | | DotNet.Name | Character string | Parameter name | | DotNet.XMLParam | Optional character string | Structures of a parameter expressed in XML format. The other parameters (Value, Name, Type, NameSpace and EncodingStyle) are ignored if this parameter is specified. | | DotNet.EncodingStyle | Optional character string | Encoding style of parameter | | DotNet.Type | Constant | Type of parameter | | DotNet.Value | Any type | Parameter value
The DotNet.Value variable is ignored if the DotNet.ExtendedValue is used.
Character string (Unicode string)
This string is automatically converted into ANSI format when it is sent.
Binary string
To transmit a binary string, use the DotNet.ExtendedValue variable. | | DotNet.ExtendedValue | Any type | Parameter value
Character string (Unicode string)
This string is not modified when it is sent. No conversion is performed.
Useful when a character string in UNICODE format must be transmitted for instance. |
This structure must be used for each parameter. For example:
DotNet.Value[1] = 94010
DotNet.Name[1] = "ZipCode"
DotNet.Type[1] = DotNetStringType
This structure is equivalent to:
DotNet.XMLParam[1] = <ZipCode xsi:type="xsd:string">94010</ZipCode>
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