We have some objects that have a base type (MyBaseType<T>) that we don't want to include. Is there a way to exclude this common base type from the proxy generation via svcutil I tried something to the effect of:
/excludeType:MyNamespace.MyBaseType`1
but that didn't have any affect.
Any ideas
Thanks,
Steve
-- contents of file to generate our proxies is below:
del *.xsd
del *.wsdl
"..\..\..\lib\winfx\svcutil" /r:../../../MyProject\bin\Debug\MyProject.dll ../../../MyProjectServices\bin\MyProjectServices.dll
"..\..\..\lib\winfx\svcutil" *.wsdl *.xsd /excludeType:MyProject.BaseEntity`1 /d:"../" /out:"Proxies" /rct:System.Collections.Generic.List`1
Excluding generic base type from proxy generation
niknaksbarbeque
Swatim
Greetings --
I'm sorry, I'm not exactly sure I understand the request.
Could you include a code snippet of the code being generated and the code that you want to generate
Thanks,
-mike
tecxx
public class MyBusinessObjectBase<T> {}
public class Customer : MyBusinessObjectBase<Customer> {}
When I run svcutil on this I get MyBusinessObjectBaseCustomerZ0980Wewr generated as part of my proxies (the random characters I added do get added but I just made them up above ) I want to prevent the MyBusinessObjectBase<T> type from ever getting generated by svcutil.
Sammy1971
Do you have the assembly containing MyBusinessObjectBase<T> Is this passed to svcutil /r
/r allows one to provide an assembly and svcutil will not generate a type if it matches any type in the assembly. /excludeType allows one to exclude one or more types from the list of types in the /r assemblies
Roger Haight MSFT
deanhully
Did you try without /et
Thanks
Sherif Mahmoud
How would I specify the fully qualified path to MyBusinessObjectBase<T> I've been trying something to the effect of:
svcutil /r:BusinessLayer.dll /et:BusinessLayer.MyBusinessObjectBase`1 ServiceLayer.dll