public ExampleObjectsResponse getExampleObjects()
{
// Using a List and converting it to an array later is not
// required, it's just useful if you don't know how many
// items you'll be returning.
List <ExampleObject> listOfExampleObjects = new List <ExampleObject>();
ExampleObject exampleObject1 = new ExampleObject();
exampleObject1.exampleNameValue = "John Smith";
exampleObject1.exampleNumberValue = 123;
listOfExampleObjects.Add(exampleObject1);
ExampleObject exampleObject2 = new ExampleObject();
exampleObject2.exampleNameValue = "Jane Doe";
exampleObject2.exampleNumberValue = 456;
listOfExampleObjects.Add(exampleObject2);
// You can return a response without a wrapper object,
// in this case we are using ExampleObjectsResponse,
// but it means your response XML will be WSI compliant.
ExampleObjectsResponse response = new ExampleObjectsResponse();
response.ExampleObjects = listOfExampleObjects.ToArray();
return(response);
}
public ExampleObject getExampleObject()
{
ExampleObject exampleObject = new ExampleObject();
exampleObject.exampleNameValue = "John Smith";
exampleObject.exampleNumberValue = 123;
return(exampleObject);
}
