///<summary>Sends a WebServiceTestObject across middle tier and returns it to the client.</summary>
public static WebServiceTestObject GetAndSendObjectWithListLongs(WebServiceTestObject testObj)
{
if (RemotingClient.RemotingRole == RemotingRole.ClientWeb)
{
return(Meth.GetObject <WebServiceTestObject>(MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod(), testObj));
}
return(testObj);
}
///<summary>There was a bug where the middle tier would escape special XML characters for HTTP transmission too much.
///This would happen if an instance of an object was reused multiple times within the return value of the method.
///E.g. The Appointments.ApptSaveHelperResult class has an appointment object and a list of appointments. The real life scenario that exposed
///this bug was that a new appointment object was inserted into the database, set to the appointment object on the return object and then added
///to the list of appointments that was also part of the return object. The middle tier then escaped strings on the appointment object too many
///times because the same object was getting manipulated each time it was referenced within the recursive XML escape loop.</summary>
public static WebServiceTestObject GetPrimitiveReused(WebServiceTestObject testObj)
{
if (RemotingClient.RemotingRole == RemotingRole.ClientWeb)
{
return(Meth.GetObject <WebServiceTestObject>(MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod(), testObj));
}
//This specific method needs to set ValueStr2 and set it to ValueStr in order to "reuse" the primitive (string).
testObj.ValueStr2 = testObj.ValueStr;
return(testObj);
}
///<summary>There was a bug where the middle tier would escape special XML characters for HTTP transmission too much.
///This would happen if an instance of an object was reused multiple times within the return value of the method.
///E.g. The Appointments.ApptSaveHelperResult class has an appointment object and a list of appointments. The real life scenario that exposed
///this bug was that a new appointment object was inserted into the database, set to the appointment object on the return object and then added
///to the list of appointments that was also part of the return object. The middle tier then escaped strings on the appointment object too many
///times because the same object was getting manipulated each time it was referenced within the recursive XML escape loop.</summary>
public static List <WebServiceTestObject> GetObjectReused(WebServiceTestObject testObj)
{
if (RemotingClient.RemotingRole == RemotingRole.ClientWeb)
{
return(Meth.GetObject <List <WebServiceTestObject> >(MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod(), testObj));
}
return(new List <WebServiceTestObject>()
{
testObj, testObj
}); //Reuse the object passed in within the return value.
}
