WCF / ASMX :: Prevent XML Web Service / SOAP From Enclosing Returned Data In CData[]?
Nov 18, 2010
I'm maintaining a legacy XML web service system (Framework 2.0), and is trying to return an XML fragment as part of a SOAP response. Problem is: SOAP will auto-enclose the XML fragment in <[CData[]]> tag, and I want to avoid this.
In short, SOAP Response gave me this:
<MessageContent xmlns=""><![CDATA[<DataSourceResponse>blah..blah..blah..</DataSourceResponse>]]></MessageContent>
But what I want in the SOAP response is this (without the CData enclosure):
<MessageContent xmlns=""><DataSourceResponse>blah..blah..blah..</DataSourceResponse></MessageContent>
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2) ClientData[] -- which returns an array of struct objects -- this is where I have the question.
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myWebSvc1.WebService1 s1 = new myWebSvc1.WebService1();
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