calling class from webservice

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am accessing a class from my webservice as

[WebMethod(EnableSession = true)]
    public string fetchAbsentees(string date)
    {
        string data = string.Empty;

        StudentAttendances students = new StudentAttendances(date);

        SearchStudents fetchStudents =new SearchStudents(students);

            data = jsonSerialize.Serialize(fetchStudents);
        }
        return data; 
    }

when I execute this code am getting the values from the StudentAttendance class, I have StudentId property along with attendancestatus, date etc in the StudentAttendance class....

in the SearchStudentClass I have a constructor with one parameter(to accept the StudentId), my question is how can I get the StudentId alone from students and pass it to SearchStudents........can anyone help me here

Rob Rodi · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-05 14:32:38Z

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To get a list of ids from students using Linq

students.Select(student => student.StudentId);

This will return an IEnumerable<YourIDType>. If that's what you're passing to SearchStudents().

Above, you mention that SearchStudents accepts a single StudentId, so in that case you'd need to iterate over each of the students returned by StudentAttendances(date).

I don't know what your SearchStudents class looks like, nor what is returned by StudentAttendances(date) but you could iterate over each of the students returned by the latter, pass it in to the former, and aggregate the results before serializing to JSON.

answered Apr 5, 2012 at 14:32

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