An example of how to build a static ServiceObject against a backend system.

Hi David, Yes... there is a relatively simple solution. It involves making the use of the SharePoint ServiceObject instance. You can construct a SmartObject in such a way that one of its methods can be pointed to a service object instance. I can't remember the name of the SharePoint ServiceObject method in question at this time, but I think it ...

OK, I think I figured this out. Checking the class model for the SourceCode.SmartObjects.Services.ServiceSDK.Objects namespace I saw a FileProperty type. Use this declaration (make sure to use this constructor - see why with reflection):             FileProperty fpropData = new ...

Hi,I've followed Jason Apergis's excellent blog post on creating cutom SmartObject Services (found here). In my service I want the ServiceObject to have a property of type File, but I can't seem to figure out which Type to use for the value. Here's what I've got:             Property ...