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Show us your classes that are being sent back as response from your WCF service! Without them, it's at best a guessing game.... You can put certain DataContract-related attributes on properties to include or exclude them from the serialization process in WCF. Basically, with WCF in .NET 3.5 SP1, you don't have to specifically label your classes and their properties with special attributes anymore. If you don't, the DataContract serializer will act like the XML serializer : all public properties are being serialized. If you don't want to include certain properties in the serialization, you don't really have a choice but to <ul> <li>put the <code>[DataContract]</code> attribute on your classes, and</li> <li>put the <code>[DataMember]</code> attribute on your fields and properties that you do want to be serialized</li> </ul> Anything you do not adorn with a [DataMember] attribute will then be skipped and not included in the WCF response message. So in your case, you would have to do something like <pre><code>[DataContract] class GetCertMailReceiptNumbersResult { // no DataMember attribute --> will not be included! int AccountNumber {get;set;} string Address1 {get;set;} ...... string Password {get;set;} // here, include DataMember attributes --> will be included [DataMember] int ReturnCode {get;set;} [DataMember] string ReturnMessage {get;set;} // and so forth } </code></pre> Basically, for each type in your WCF service, you need to make a decision which fields and properties to include - mark those with the <code>[DataMember]</code> attribute. Anything else will not be included in your serialized message.
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1. COHey Marc, Thank for letting me know on how to edit xml , I am relatively new to Stack overflow so could not figure out. I have my data contract and the datamemeber's , I just wanted to know if there is some way in which the client will be able to know what is request and what is the response.
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