Hi,Greetings for the day.I am exposing the properties to the client through WCF.In the setter method i am haing some custom operation which will do something on the incoming value.Ex:Case (1) My original code:- [DataContract] public class CompositeClass : INotifyPropertyChanged { private string _myData; [DataMember] public string MyData { get { return _myData; } set { _myData = getThisData(); ****Do something on the incoming value**** if (PropertyChanged != null) { PropertyChanged(this, new PropertyChangedEventArgs("MyData")); } } } public string getThisData() { string a = "Custom method executed"; return a; } public event PropertyChangedEventHandler PropertyChanged; }But when i exposed the service to the client , i can able to see the difference of those exposed properties.Ex:Case (2) The reference produced, on consuming the wcf service:- [System.Runtime.Serialization.DataMemberAttribute()] public string MyData { get { return this.MyDataField; } set { if ((object.ReferenceEquals(this.MyDataField, value) != true)) { this.MyDataField = value; ****Here no changes got reflected**** this.RaisePropertyChanged("MyData"); } } }Even i did like,_myData = "ConstantData"; ****Instead of calling another function**** if (PropertyChanged != null) { PropertyChanged(this, new PropertyChangedEventArgs("MyData")); }But for that too; case (2) is same to same.
Case (3):
But i can able to alter the reference file of the service (reference.Cs). But it is not worthy since , when i update the service reference, it will generate its own proxy class again.
My Question:-
Whether the above mentioned case (2) will be the default template for all the properties?
Is there any way to exactly have what i did in the case (1).May i kindly know, where i went wrong and how to correct it and is there any way to achive of what i am thiniking.Thanks in advance.