Silverlight+ WCF Ria Service + FK object member is marked with XmlIgnore, can I prevent this from being added to the generated file?

Using silverlight 4, with RIA Services Toolkit May 2010.

I have an Entity Data Model (.edmx) which contains a FK reference.

In my DomainContext Service class (which references my .edmx) I modified my GET method to include Include("FK_ENTITY_TABLE_NAME"):

public IQueryable<PARENT_ENTITY> GetPARENT_ENTITY()
{
    this.ObjectContext.PARENT_ENTITY.Include("FK_ENTITY_TABLE_NAME");
}

In my DomainContext Service Metadata class (.metadata.cs) named "internal sealed class PARENT_ENTITYMetadata" I added the [Include] attribute to the property which references my FK entity:

    [Include]
    public FK_ENTITY_TABLE_NAME { get; set; }

My generated (.g.cs) ria service proxy file contains the following DataContract with XmlIgnore:

private EntityRef<FK_ENTITY_TABLE_NAME_PARENT_ENTITY> _fk_entity_table_name;
public sealed p开发者_运维知识库artial class PARENT_ENTITY : Entity
{
...
        [Association("FK_ENTITY_TABLE_NAME_PARENT_ENTITY", "entity_id", ",entity_id", IsForeignKey=true)]
        [XmlIgnore()]
        public FK_ENTITY_TABLE_NAME FK_ENTITY_TABLE_NAME
        {
...

Therefore, when I use the XmlSerializer / DataContractSerializer and on my PARENT_ENTITY, it skips right over serializing my "FK_ENTITY_TABLE_NAME entity:

<PARENT_ENTITY>
(note: no FK_ENTITY_TABLE_NAME serialized here)
</PARENT_ENTITY>

Is there anything i can do to control the XmlIgnore attribute from being inserted in these generated files?

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I'd suggest first off to fix your naming convention. Other than that make sure that you expose a get method for your DATA_ENTITY class so that it gets compiled into the generated code.

Also, why is your include for FK_ENTITY_TABLE_NAME but the entity class uses DATA_ENTITY? That seems strange to me. Is there any other relevant code you haven't included?