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Adam Davidson
Hi,
I have an existing web service A with one one method. It returns two
parametrs A and B. This web service is deployed and used by Client X.
Client Y now wants the same web service but they also want output
parameter C. If the existing web service A is changed to include
parameter C, does Client X need to rebuild against the new WSDL? I
don't fully understand how the deserialisation works?
I know it is not the correct solution as ideally you would version the
web service through a different target namespace but I want to
understand why you can't do this. If Client X never even looks for
parameter C then it shouldn't cause any probelms, right?
Thanks,
Adam
I have an existing web service A with one one method. It returns two
parametrs A and B. This web service is deployed and used by Client X.
Client Y now wants the same web service but they also want output
parameter C. If the existing web service A is changed to include
parameter C, does Client X need to rebuild against the new WSDL? I
don't fully understand how the deserialisation works?
I know it is not the correct solution as ideally you would version the
web service through a different target namespace but I want to
understand why you can't do this. If Client X never even looks for
parameter C then it shouldn't cause any probelms, right?
Thanks,
Adam