text: Re: How to alias 2 classes in c#
  - From: "WT" <WT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  - Date: Fri, 6 Jun 2008 06:51:51 +0200
  Thanks to Marc and you Steven, I will do a try.
  Something like
  using class2 = class1 would have also been usefull.
  CS
  "Steven Cheng [MSFT]" <stcheng@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:4TbBLh4xIHA.4564@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  Hi CS,
  For ASP.NET webservice's client proxy, if you use "Add WebReference" to
  create the proxy, it will always create a new copy of the custom types(even
  if you have add multiple reference to services that use the same custom
  types).
  As Marc suggested, you can use wsdl.exe commandline utility to generate
  the proxy, this tool has "SharedType" option that will indicate the proxy
  generation to share types.
  #Web Services Description Language Tool (Wsdl.exe)
  #Framework 2.0 - WebServices Shared Types
  #Proxy Type Sharing
  So far for webservice, the type sharing support is still limited. In WCF ,
  type sharing between multiple clients or even existing class library
  asemblies are much more enhanced.: "WT" <WT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  Subject: How to alias 2 classes in c#
  Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2008 15:29:31 +0200
  Hello,in
  Here is my pb: I have a group of classes in 2 namespaces which are exactly
  simlilar.
  Theses classes are generated by Visual Studio when inserting a Web
  Reference, having 2 versions of a web service with a total compatibility
  data structures, I need to write a program able to deal indiferently withalias'
  any version of the web service.
  Writing a compatibility layer is very long and need lot of unecesary
  create/delete to transfert from one object to its correspondant object and
  call the web service api without having compiler refusing.
  It could be very usefull to have something abale to say 'class1 is anof class2 and to be able to cast directly object of class1 to class2 and
  vis-versa. All methods and properties of the class having same names and
  type.
  Any idea ?
  Thanks, CS.
  .
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