I have to apologize the question does not fully address my issue. This is a C# issue dealing with passing a UDT object to a c# webservice. The client end is a windows mobile forms application.
I currently have a UDT that I personally defined and have now added a new member to (a variable named schedulerRecordCount, the property is named SchedulerRecordCount). Before adding this new member I was able to pass an instance of this object to a web service method without issue. After adding the new member I was unable to get a response from my web method. After calling the webmethod and passing the object I would get an exception that says "unable to read from the transport connection".
I tried many things to trouble shoot, and in a last-ditch effort, I shorted the variable name to schedRecCnt and the property to SchedRecCnt. This did the trick. As a note, all of the other members of this UDT are of type String (as well as my new member).
Does anyone know of a limitation to the number of characters that a variable can have when being passed inside of a UDT to a web method?