Hi,
how can I send a null Date to a method of a web service which requires a Date type input
ex..
<method xmlns="http://....">
<from>dateTime</from>
<to>dateTime</to>
<destinationCode>string</destinationCode>
</method>
(from the method description..."to omit a parameter set it as nil; - if the 'to' date is nil, the system returns all objects that are available in date 'from'...")
Thanks,
Luigi
How to send Null Date to a Web service method
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How to send Null Date to a Web service method
Sohandy
Daniel Roth
James Howey
Maybe I wasn't clear enough. I know I can pass a null value, the problem is How...
On the client side I have ASP.NET 2.0 Pages which access to a Generic Web Service exposing the method which I write in my first post.
Imagine that from ASP.NET 2.0 page I call the method:
Dim myObject as Obect
Dim fromDate,toDate as Date
Dim destinationCode as String
fromDate = Date.Today
toDate = Nothing
destinationCode = "23"
myObject = somemethod(fromDate, toDate, destinationCode)
...........
Obviously this return ar error as the somemethod is especting a Date type in the place of the variable toDate.
Thanks for helping me.
Luigi