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I have a restful WCF web service and a WCF web service.. the flow is like RestWCF calls the WCF with an id and WCF service hits the database and get the result into a dataset and returns that to RestWCF
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In the WCF dataset the row looks fine but when we return the dataset to the RestWCF the timing cells get changed .. I mean the time gets modified… it shows wrong time.. like 4:20 becomes 5:50
The dataset is not being altered. It’s probably storing the datetime stamp in an ISO format (i.o.w; it containts a GMT+xx offset). When reading the data into a DateTime variable, this is taken into consideration, hence the difference in time you see when reading it.
If they are on the same server, this change should not occur if both applications are using the same “Culture/Timezone”. You can actually set this information on a per process basis. You could use Fiddler (or similar tool) to verify what data actually ‘crosses the wire’
Answer by Marvin Smit