Now that you see the code I posted that works you can see how right you are <g>
Once I actually realized the anyTypeArray thing ( totally undocumented in the C# API for goldlasso ) was key to the process, I started intellisensing my way out of it.
I'm such a rookie on webservice stuff I just figured this was some webby hoodoo eveyone else knew about <bg>
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>>>I can put in result{0] and see that node but I can't figure out the rest
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>>>>>>result[0].item[0].value would seem logical to me but doesn't work>>>
>>>How about just result[0].item[0] ... leave off the .value
>>>
>>>~~Bonnie
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>>Nope, doesn't like that. Once you get result[0]. it has no idea what item is .
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>It looks like when you access result[0] it is currently cast as an "object" type, but it's actually a "GLWebService.goldlasso.anyTypeArray1" type. So I'd guess you'd have to cast it back to that type before you attempt to access the item property, ex:
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>var element = result[0] as GLWebService.goldlasso.anyTypeArray1;
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>if (element != null)
>{
> int id = (int)element.item[0];
> // access other items
>}
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