Hello all.

I was unable to create a functional Service Reference to a reference to self-tracking POCO generated in LLBLGen. The WCF Server complained that CommonEntityBase was not decorated with the [Serializable] attribute. Once I corrected that, the server complained again. This time it's didn't like the fact that the [IsReference] attribute for MainEntity was set to TRUE when the base class "CommonEntityBase" was not.

Once I removed the [IsReference] attribute from the MainEntity, the service ran fine.

Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks.

Jeff

Could be a bug in our modifications of MS' code. MainEntity is a normal entity you have in your project? or an inheritance using entity?

Hey Frans.

Otis wrote:

Could be a bug in our modifications of MS' code. MainEntity is a normal entity you have in your project? or an inheritance using entity?

I'm not quite sure what you mean. "MainEntity" is just a normal entity generated from the DB - inheriting CommonBaseEntity. Using v3.0 Final. Generating with EF4 and Self Tracking POCO.

Jeff

Jeff wrote:

Hey Frans.

Otis wrote:

Could be a bug in our modifications of MS' code. MainEntity is a normal entity you have in your project? or an inheritance using entity?

I'm not quite sure what you mean. "MainEntity" is just a normal entity generated from the DB - inheriting CommonBaseEntity. Using v3.0 Final. Generating with EF4 and Self Tracking POCO.

Jeff

Well, you understood what I meant and answered my question . We'll look into it, Jeff.

I can't reproduce it, as the CommonEntityBase class correctly has: [DataContract(IsReference = true)] [Serializable]

applied to it.

This was fixed on July 12th. Please update to the latest build

Otis wrote:

I can't reproduce it, as the CommonEntityBase class correctly has: [DataContract(IsReference = true)] [Serializable]

applied to it.

This was fixed on July 12th. Please update to the latest build

Aha! Thanks Frans.