Question

I have a simple [Invoke] method that has a class as a wrapper, see below. The problem is the FirstOne property does not show up in the ComplexObject on the client-side.

I can work around this by making the FirstOne property a property of the Invoke method and it works fine.

What would cause this to not generate on the client?

public class MyRequest 
{
    public ParentEntity FirstOne { get; set; }
    public int SecondOne { get; set; }
}

[Invoke]
public void DoIt(MyRequest req)
{
    // blah
}

Answer 1

When using an Invoke statement, you can only use simple types (int, double, float, etc.) Complex types are not allowed when using the Invoke command.

See Colin Blair response here