I want to expose a web method over web services like this,
public bool AddApple(string colour);
The trouble with strings is that you can pass a value of null.
Is there a way to say that that string is non nullable?
For instance in the entity framework the property has an a开发者_开发百科ttribute like this,
[EdmScalarPropertyAttribute(EntityKeyProperty=false, IsNullable=false)]
Which says the string is not nullable.
Just checking, because obviously if there is no way I will just have to perform validation on it and throw an error. The only problem is that my 'parameter' is actually a very complicated object with a number of strings in it, so it will take me a while to write the code to throw errors, and I could easily miss stuff.
Thanks.
No. I don't think your can force string to be not null. You'll need to validate here.
Could you pass in Enums instead for your value of color instead of a string.
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