In WCF, can a struct be used as a DataContract ?

Posted by Akiii on 4/10/2012 | Category: WCF Interview questions | Views: 9429 | Points: 40

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Yes, a struct can be used as a DataContract. For example :-

[DataContract]

struct EmployeeInfo

{

[DataMember]

public int id;



[DataMember]

public string name;



[DataMember]

public DateTime joining_date;

}

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