Claudio,

Do you work in C# or VB? I still have no clue how to do what you've suggested ... I'm using C#. I can't find the proper place to put the MessageName attribute. This is how I currently have a WebMethod defined:

[WebMethod(Description="Returns List of Apparatus")]
public string GetApparatusList(string GUID, string Message, long StationKey)
{
...
}

I would like to have an overloaded method such that I can call the GetApparatusList method either with or without the StationKKey. What would be the correct syntax for this?

TIA,
~~Bonnie

>>Hmmm ... looks like I'm gonna have to play around with this some ... so, you're saying that you *can* use the same method name?
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>Yup, that´s what I´ve done... the overloaded method is called by the same name from the client, just passing parameters of different type... quite easy... for the server-side, it´s just necessary to inform the MessageName attribute of the < WebMethod >.