Hi Everyone,

I have fixed the Message Contract example. I have sent it to Wrox to be put up on the web site, but with it being the holidays, it might be a few days. However, I am more than happy to send it to you directly. If you will send me an email, I will send you the code. My email address is found in the book in the first couple of pages, in the "About the Author" section.

Send me an email and I will send you the code.

Again, I sincerely apologize for this. This certainly was not intentional.

Thanks...

Scott

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Scott Klein
Author of:
Professional SQL Server 2005 XML
Professional WCF Programming: .NET Development with the Windows Communication Foundation
Professional LINQ
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Scott,

I sent you an e-mail asking for the code. I am wondering if I perhaps had the wrong e-mail address. Did you get it?

No, I did not. My email address is [email protected]. I will be happy to send you the code.

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Scott Klein
Author of:
Professional SQL Server 2005 XML
Professional WCF Programming: .NET Development with the Windows Communication Foundation
Professional LINQ
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Hi Scott,

I have sent you an email ([email protected]) asking you to mail the modified code. Did you get it?. I checked in wrox site for modified code and didn't find it.

Now i getting a new error in VS2008 RTM version
"The type name 'TCP' does not exist in the type 'OrderBookServiceClient.TCP.OrderBookServiceClient ', in the proxy code reference.cs generated by VS2008. I am not sure what it is..

Earlier the same code is compling with out an error in VS2008 Beta 2
version.
Thanks for your help.
-Prakash

Hi all,

I have correced the Message contract example as below and it's working and able to reterive the order number.

Do the below steps:

1. In form load event replace the code as textBox6.Text = "";
2. In the both switch clause, replace the code as below
 WCFServiceClient.TCP.BookOrder result = ((WCFServiceClient.TCP.IServiceClass)client).Place Order(Val1);
textBox6.Text = result.OrderNumber;
3. In the WCFService.ServiceClass, add the below constructor

public BookOrder()
        {
            this.isbn = "";
            this.quantity = 0;
            this.firstname = "";
            this.lastname = "";
            this.address = "";
            this.ordernumber = "";
        }

Good luck.

-Prakash

Prakash,

As I stated earlier, this book was written using VS 2005, not 2008. Your best bet is to re-download the code for Chapter 6 and start with that because the changes you state above were already included in the recently uploaded code, as well as other changes.

I have not tested against 2008, but plan on doing so in the upcoming weeks.



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Scott Klein
Author of:
Professional SQL Server 2005 XML
Professional WCF Programming: .NET Development with the Windows Communication Foundation
Professional LINQ
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All,

I have all examples through chapter 8 working in VS2008. If anyone needs project samples, let me know and I will be happy to e-mail them to you.

Just e-mail me at [email protected] if you would like the vs2008 examples.