>>I'd like to create an array of objects:
>>
>>>>aspnetApplication[] applications = new aspnetApplication[dc.aspnet_Applications.Count}];
>>
>>
>>I get "Cannot convert method group 'Count' to non-delegate type 'int'. 'DC' is the DBML. What's wrong here?
>
>Having to read between the lines a bit here - but if I understand correctly what you're trying to do :aspnetApplication[] applications = dc.aspnet_Applications.ToArray();
Update: But there's something wrong there. Logically it would beaspnet_Applications[] applications = dc.aspnet_Applications.ToArray();
Actually, here's the entire service method. I was hoping for a cleaner way to return the apps:
public CentralSecurityResponse<aspnetApplication[]> GetAllApplications()
{
var response = new CentralSecurityResponse<aspnetApplication[]>();
try
{
using (var dc = new l2sCentralSecurityDataContext())
{
List<aspnetApplication> apps = new List<aspnetApplication>();
foreach (var app in dc.aspnet_Applications)
{
aspnetApplication aspnetApp = new aspnetApplication { ApplicationId = app.ApplicationId,
ApplicationName = app.ApplicationName,
ConfigurationId = app.ConfigurationID,
Description = app.Description };
apps.Add(aspnetApp);
}
response.Data = apps.ToArray(); ;
return response;
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
LogEvent.Invoke(new LogEventArgs(System.Diagnostics.EventLogEntryType.Error, ex.ToString(), ""));
response.IsError = true;
response.Error = ex;
return response;
}
}
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
public class SystemCrasher :ICrashable
In addition, an integer field is not for irrational people
