Webservice - Can It Have Two Webmethods With Same Name But Differnent Paramat
Nov 22, 2010
I have a webservice (using asp.net VS 2008).If I have two webmethods with same name but different input parameters and same output parameters. Just like given below. Can't I have two webmethods with same name with different parameters?
Code:
[WebMethod]
public Portfolio GenerateData(string As_of_Date, bool PortfolioLoadfromArchive)
{
Portfolio aPortfolio = null;
[code]...
Both TestProj.WebServices.Portfolio GenerateData(System.String) and TestProj.WebServices.Portfolio GenerateData(System.String, Boolean) use the message name 'GenerateData'. Use the MessageName property of the WebMethod custom attribute to specify unique message names for the methods.
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