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Re: exposing derived classes to proxy without fake webmethod?

Christian Weyer

8/22/2003 10:29:00 AM

Hi,
try using [XmlInclude(typeof(bla)] on the appropriate WebMethod. This attribute instructs the ASMX engine to include the type description for type bla.

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> I am hoping to use an abstract base class as a parameter
> for a webmethod.
>
> In the method I then want to determine what sub-type has
> been passed as a parameter.
>
> For example, I have a abstract class 'Address' and
> derived classes 'UKAddress' and 'ForeignAddress'. Is
> there a way to expose UKAddress and ForeignAddress
> through the proxy without creating a fake web method?
3 Answers

Tater Gumfries

3/19/2010 2:12:00 PM

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On Mar 19, 7:34 am, David Hartung <d_hart...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Harry Hope wrote:
> >http://www.debbieschlussel.com/6938/sean-hannitys-freedom-c......
>
> > March 18, 2010, - 5:46 am
>
> > Sean Hannity’s Freedom CONcert Scam:
>
> > Almost None of Charity’s $ Went to Injured Troops, Kids of Fallen
> > Troops; G5s for Vannity?

> If this is true, then Hannity has some serious questions to answer.

It can't possibly be true. Hannity is a great American.

Tater

Wikking

3/19/2010 2:29:00 PM

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First Post wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Mar 2010 08:34:04 -0500, David Hartung
> <d_hartung@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Harry Hope wrote:
>>> http://www.debbieschlussel.com/6938/sean-hannitys-freedom-concert-scam-only-7-of-charitys-money-went-to-injured-troops-kids-of-fallen-troops-g5s-g6s-fo...
>>>
>>> March 18, 2010, - 5:46 am
>>>
>>> Sean Hannity???s Freedom CONcert Scam:
>>>
>>> Almost None of Charity???s $ Went to Injured Troops, Kids of Fallen
>>> Troops; G5s for Vannity?
>>>
>>> By Debbie Schlussel
>>>
>>> For the last several years, Sean Hannity and the Freedom Alliance
>>> ???charity??? have conducted ???Freedom Concerts??? across America.
>>>
>>> They???ve told you that they are raising money to pay for the college
>>> tuition of the children of fallen soldiers and to pay severely wounded
>>> war vets.
>>>
>>> And on Friday Night, Hannity will be honored with an award for this
>>> ???Outstanding Community Service by a Radio Talk Show Host??? at Talkers
>>> Magazine???s convention.
>>>
>>> But it???s all a huge scam.
>>>
>>> In fact, less than 20%???and in two recent years, less than 7% and 4%,
>>> respectively???of the money raised by Freedom Alliance went to these
>>> causes, while millions of dollars went to expenses, including
>>> consultants and apparently to ferret the Hannity posse of family and
>>> friends in high style.
>>>
>>> And, despite Hannity???s statements to the contrary on his nationally
>>> syndicated radio show, few of the children of fallen soldiers got more
>>> than $1,000-$2,000, with apparently none getting more than $6,000,
>>> while Freedom Alliance spent tens of thousands of dollars for a
>>> private planes.
>>>
>>> Moreover, despite written assurances to donors that all money raised
>>> would go directly to scholarships for kids of the fallen heroes and
>>> not to expenses, has begun charging expenses of nearly $500,000 to
>>> give out just over $800,000 in scholarships.
>>>
>>> In February 2009, a well-known conservative writer sent me this, about
>>> a friend at FOX News:
>>>
>>>
>>> The guy went on to tell me about Hannity???s ???Freedom Concerts,??? which
>>> are staged across the country with the proceeds going to children of
>>> slain soldiers.
>>>
>>> Of course, as the guy tells it, there???d be a lot more money every
>>> concert to go to the cause if Hannity didn???t demand???and get???use of a
>>> Gulfstream 5 plane to fly him and his family/entourage to the
>>> concerts; a ???fleet??? (that???s the word the guy used) of either Cadillac
>>> or Lincoln SUVs for him and his family/entourage;
>>>
>>> and several suites at really expensive hotels for him and his
>>> family/entourage.
>>>
>>> The promoter apparently values Hannity???s star demands at well over
>>> $200,000 per event.
>>>
>>> The source says he heard that Oliver North pulled Hannity aside at one
>>> of the concerts and told him that this had to stop.
>>>
>>> But that may mean that, from now on, Hannity has to fly on a G4
>>> instead of a G5, gets only a few luxury SUVs, and two or three suites.
>>>
>>>
>>> North is the founder and honorary chairman of Freedom Alliance.
>>>
>>> I began investigating these claims, and lo and behold, I discovered
>>> that Freedom Alliance gives very little money to the children of slain
>>> troops to pay for college and even less to wounded troops.
>>>
>>> The stories of injuries to troops and how much Freedom Alliance gives
>>> them???$200 for a soldier from a poor neighborhood who lost three
>>> limbs???is heartbreaking.
>>>
>>> Soldiers with traumatic brain injuries, severe wounds to the face from
>>> disfiguring burns and explosions, and multiple amputations got $1,000
>>> or less, with only a handful of exceptions.
>>>
>>> The tax forms available to the public for the Freedom Alliance???for the
>>> years 2006-2008???paint a tragic story, a story of a charity that makes
>>> gazillions and spends very little for the purposes it claims, a
>>> charity that spends millions more on its small staff and crony
>>> consultants than it ever gives in scholarships to the children of the
>>> fallen or severely injured troops or in aid to the injured troops
>>> themselves.
>>>
>>> While Hannity???s Freedom Concerts take in millions, only a few hundred
>>> thousand go to the claimed intended recipients.
>>>
>>> Over a year ago, when I began looking into this story, I contacted
>>> both Sean Hannity and the Freedom Alliance seeking comment and an
>>> accounting for where the money went.
>>>
>>> Both declined to answer any of my questions.
>>>
>>> Hannity refused to respond to an inquiry I sent to his personal
>>> private e-mail address asking him about the lavish expenses described
>>> in the e-mail above.
>>>
>>> Freedom Alliance press secretary Alan Moore scheduled an interview for
>>> me with Freedom Alliance president Thomas Kilgannon, who in the past
>>> used Freedom Alliance resources to promote a book he wrote on the
>>> United Nations.
>>>
>>> But when Moore asked me what the interview would be about and I
>>> answered truthfully, the interview was not granted, and my calls to
>>> him were never returned thereafter.
>>>
>>> I told him I???d be asking Mr. Kilgannon about the expenses paid for
>>> Hannity and about the paltry percentage of Freedom Alliance funds
>>> actually going to the kids of fallen troops, to severely injured
>>> troops, and to anything other than expenses, consultants, and
>>> printing.
>>>
>>> I wanted to know why Freedom Alliance had spent $60,000 for ???aviation
>>> services??? in 2006.
>>>
>>> Keep in mind that a charity is considered reputable if no more than
>>> 25% of its revenue goes to expenses and no less than 75% of it goes to
>>> the intended charity recipients.
>>>
>>> Given that, Freedom Alliance???s balance sheets are embarrassing in
>>> their shamelessness.
>>>
>>> According to its 2006 tax returns,
>>> http://www.debbieschlussel.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/freedomalliancetax...
>>> Freedom Alliance reported revenue of $10, 822,785, but only
>>> $397,900???or a beyond-measly 3.68%???of that was given to the children of
>>> fallen troops as scholarships or as aid to severely injured soldiers.
>>>
>>> On the other hand, 62% of the money went to ???expenses,??? including
>>> $979,485 for ???consultants??? and an ???advisor.???
>>>
>>> Yes, consultant/advisors got more than double what injured troops and
>>> the kids of fallen troops got.
>>>
>>> The tax forms show that ???New World Aviation??? got paid $60,601 for ???air
>>> travel.???
>>>
>>> Was that for Hannity???s G5?
>>>
>>> Like I said, neither the charity nor Hannity is talking.
>>>
>>> And finally, that year, Freedom Alliance spent $1,730,816 on postage
>>> and shipping and $1,414,215 on printing, for a total of $3,145,031,
>>> nearly half the revenue the charity spent that year and about eight
>>> times what the injured troops and the children of fallen ones
>>> received.
>>>
>>> That???s especially heartbreaking when you compare the hundreds of
>>> thousands consultants got and the millions spent on printing and
>>> postage to the outrageously small amounts given to wounded soldiers.
>>>
>>> In 2006, Freedom Alliance gave only $1,000 to a soldier from Bay City,
>>> Michigan, whom the charity says was in the following condition:
>>>
>>>
>>> Face was blown up and lost sight in one eye.
>>>
>>>
>>> And that $1,000 was relatively generous, when you consider this
>>> soldier from Romulus, Michigan, whom Freedom Alliance only gave $200:
>>>
>>>
>>> SM [serviceman] was involved in roadside bomb incident in Iraq, which
>>> caused loss of both legs and left arm.
>>>
>>>
>>> Romulus is mostly Black Detroit suburb, which is one of the poorest
>>> cities in Michigan and in America.
>>>
>>> Freedom Alliance gave this brave soldier rougly $67 per limb.
>>>
>>> That???s sickening.
>>>
>>> So is the fact that this soldier, from Alexandria, Virginia, also only
>>> got $200 from Freedom Alliance:
>>>
>>>
>>> SM was wounded in Iraq by an IED explosion.
>>>
>>> Lost right arm and severe shrapnel wounds to upper body and face.
>>>
>>>
>>> Also appalling is the fact that in each year???s tax returns soldiers
>>> described as having brain trauma injuries, multiple amputated limbs,
>>> and severe burns over most of their bodies get a few hundred bucks
>>> each from Freedom Alliance and in almost every case, no more than
>>> $1,000.
>>>
>>> That year, while fat-cat consultants and expenses took millions of
>>> Freedom Alliance???s money, seriously wounded troops to whom Freedom
>>> Alliance donated received a pathetic average of $785 each and the
>>> college student kids of the fallen got a paltry average of $2,943
>>> toward tuition.
>>>
>>> Yes, out of millions raised that year by Sean Hannity at his Freedom
>>> Concerts, only $309,000 was given out in scholarships to 105 students,
>>> and only $110,703.82 was given to the wounded soldiers.
>>>
>>> Freedom Alliance???s 2007 tax returns aren???t much better.
>>> http://www.debbieschlussel.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/freedomalliancetax...
>>>
>>> Out of $12,459,317 it raised that year, only $895,347???or just 7%???went
>>> to seriously wounded troops and scholarships for fallen troops.
>>>
>>> 53% went to expenses, including $1,464,627 in postage and $1,151,428
>>> in printing. $604,995 went to ???professional fees??? and ???consultants.???
>>>
>>> Out of millions paid for Freedom Concert tickets and raised in
>>> fundraisers by Hannity listeners, only $596,500 went to college
>>> scholarships for soldiers who died in battle, and only $299,897 went
>>> to horribly injured troops.
>>>
>>> 208 student children of the fallen got an average of $2,868 apiece for
>>> tuition, though many got only $1,000 or less. 382 soldiers with
>>> serious injuries got an average of $785 each.
>>>
>>> And, again, that year, the amounts given to soldiers with such grave
>>> injuries is despicably tiny.
>>>
>>> This soldier, from Killeen, Texas, got only $500 from Freedom
>>> Alliance:
>>>
>>>
>>> SM was wounded in Iraq on June 18, 2007 in Digula Province, Baquba,
>>> Iraq.
>>>
>>> An IED exploded on the truck, he took shrapnel to the face, which cut
>>> off a piece of his nose.
>>>
>>> Also had shrapnel in throat and cheeks, which cut open his face and
>>> the inside of his throat.
>>>
>>>
>>> This soldier, from Brady, Texas, also received just $500 from Freedom
>>> Alliance:
>>>
>>>
>>> While serving in Baghdad Iraq, SM was hit with an IED blast.
>>>
>>> Sustained disfigurement, blindness, and superficial burns on face,
>>> hearing loss to right ear, TBI, peppered shrapnel to the face and
>>> right upper extremity.
>>>
>>>
>>> And then, there are the 2008 Freedom Alliance tax forms, which were
>>> signed in November 2009 and filed only recently.
>>> http://www.debbieschlussel.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/freedomalliance2008t...
>>>
>>> That year, Freedom Alliance took in $8,781,431 in revenue and gave
>>> $1,060,275.57 total???or just 12%???to seriously wounded soldiers and for
>>> scholarships to kids of the fallen.
>>>
>>> Remember, this is well below the 75% required to be considered a
>>> legitimate charity.
>>>
>>> And after claiming in written letters to donors that 100% of the money
>>> donated, via the Freedom Concerts or otherwise, to the scholarships
>>> would go directly to the scholarships and not to expenses, the Freedom
>>> Alliance decided to do the contrary and charge expenses
>>> anyway???charging a whopping $436,386 to give out $802, 250 in
>>> scholarships.
>>>
>>> That means that 35% of the $1,238,636???all of which was supposed to go
>>> to scholarships for these kids of the fallen???went to Freedom Alliance.
>>>
>>> Freedom Alliance spent $5,375,654???or 61% of its total revenue earned
>>> in 2008???on expenses, but actually 80% of the total revenue spent and
>>> given out for that year.
>>>
>>> That includes $1,055,791 spent on postage and $925,392 on printing.
>>>
>>> It spent $157,041 on travel.
>>>
>>> Is this the item that includes the money for the alleged Sean Hannity
>>> Gulfstream flights?
>>>
>>> Like I said, neither the charity nor Hannity will answer questions.
>>>
>>> Meanwhile, 167 students got an average of just $4,803.89 each in
>>> tuition.
>>>
>>> With the amount this charity raises, these kids should all be getting
>>> a free ride paid for by Freedom Alliance.
>>>
>>> And 299 very seriously injured soldiers got an average of just $805.21
>>> each for very grave injuries.
>>>
>>> And the heartbreak of their stories and the disgustingly low amount
>>> donated to them continues.
>>>
>>> This soldier, from Laurel, MD, got just $1,000:
>>>
>>>
>>> SM lost both legs and one arm, below elbow, due to IED blast.
>>>
>>> SM also lost hearing in both ears on April 21, 2008.
>>>
>>>
>>> Wow, while Sean Hannity and his friends at Freedom Alliance are paying
>>> their crony consultants hundreds of thousands of dollars, they???re
>>> giving this soldier $200 per limb lost or rendered useless.
>>>
>>> This soldier, from Fort Sam Houston, Texas (where my own father was
>>> first sent when he was drafted during Vietnam), fared even worse in
>>> Freedom Alliance???s ???generosity,??? receiving only $165:
>>>
>>>
>>> SM is a bilateral amputee with 30% facial burns sustained during IED
>>> blast, 31 May 2008, OEF.
>>>
>>>
>>> Just $165 for that?
>>>
>>> Pathetic.
>>>
>>> And so very tragic.
>>>
>>> Since Sean Hannity is always bragging about his phony ???investigations???
>>> (stuff he just rips off from others)
>>> http://www.debbieschlussel.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/freedomalliance2008t...
>>> and ???investigative??? skills, you???d think he could figure out how to
>>> read a tax return and bother to look at Freedom Alliance???s.
>>>
>>> But you would be wrong.
>>>
>>> He has neither the skills nor the desire.
>>>
>>> He knows better and is well aware that they waste money on him and his
>>> luxe accommodations and travel.
>>>
>>> But this isn???t about that or truly about helping the troops and the
>>> kids of our war dead.
>>>
>>> It???s about promoting himself, the same way Angelina Jolie and Madonna
>>> get the press to film them in Africa.
>>>
>>> To make matters worse, Hannity deliberately lied to his radio audience
>>> about how much money was going to the kids of the fallen American
>>> soldiers.
>>>
>>> On May 28th of last year, Hannity told his listeners, ???Our new
>>> sponsor, Boca Java, just pledged $30,000 to the Freedom Concerts. That
>>> will provide a full one-year college scholarship for a kid of a fallen
>>> soldier.???
>>>
>>> In fact, Freedom Alliance???s tax forms indicate it has never given any
>>> student more than $6,000 in a school year, and usually it???s been far
>>> less.
>>>
>>> Many students only get $1,000, which will barely cover anything at
>>> most colleges, today.
>>>
>>> A Boca Java spokeswoman told me that last year was the coffee
>>> purveyor???s last one sponsoring the Freedom Concerts, as it now donates
>>> directly to the troops, sending them free coffee and through sales of
>>> it???s Brew of Bravery. http://www.bocajava.com/learn/troops...
>>>
>>> A friend of mine was one of the artists who performed in Hannity???s
>>> Freedom Concerts and was shocked when I showed him the tax forms and
>>> the expenses.
>>>
>>> He no longer performs at the concerts because he was tired of the
>>> egomania.
>>>
>>> Now, he???s just angry.
>>>
>>> ???We paid our own way and for all of our costs and expenses to perform
>>> because we thought we were helping the troops and their families and
>>> that all the money was going to them.???
>>>
>>> In investigating Freedom Alliance and its tax forms, I learned that
>>> the organizations which evaluate charities are entirely worthless.
>>>
>>> Freedom Alliance is certified as ???Best in America??? by the ???Independent
>>> Charities of America.???
>>>
>>> It is also rated a ???Four Star Charity??? by ???Charity Navigator.???
>>>
>>> Both of these ???ratings??? are posted prominently on Freedom Alliance???s
>>> website, misleading donors into believing they are donating to a
>>> worthy cause, when in fact they are mostly donating to a black hole of
>>> expenses.
>>>
>>> Even Charity Navigator notes in its strange, illogical, and mostly
>>> inaccurate Four Star rating that Freedom Alliance has a fund-raising
>>> ???efficiency??? of only nine cents on the dollar.
>>> http://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary&...
>>>
>>> And I???m not the only one who noticed.
>>>
>>> The comments on Charity Navigator???s Freedom Alliance page are
>>> indicative that those who checked this charity???s tax forms also note
>>> the scam.
>>>
>>> ???Wonkling??? wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> If you look at the actual 990, it breaks down its program expenses.
>>>
>>> They actually spent more money this past year on postage than they did
>>> over the past 4 years on scholarships.
>>>
>>> They paid 60k to an air company, millions to consultants, marketing,
>>> fundraising.
>>>
>>> Their actual expenditures on funds for children of killed/disabled
>>> veterans is far less than what they paid themselves or their
>>> consultants.
>>>
>>> Having a large capacity (4 stars) should not overshadow a cumbersome
>>> efficiency rating (2 stars).
>>>
>>>
>>> ???Chickenbone??? wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Since 2003 Freedom Alliance has collected in cash $48,241,571!
>>>
>>> Since 2003 they have spent on the Wounded and Dead Veterans and their
>>> Families $1,781,782 or .036 cents on the dollar, according to their
>>> own IRS 990???s!
>>>
>>>
>>> Yes, the Sean Hannity???s Freedom Concerts are just a giant con.
>>>
>>> His gushing lumpenconservatariat fans and listeners actually believe
>>> he???s doing good, while he travels in style around the country feeding
>>> his ego.
>>>
>>> It???s a win-win for him.
>>>
>>> But it???s a lose-lose for the donors (who are mostly hard-working,
>>> Middle Americans who want to help our troops and their families and
>>> bought concert tickets and held other fundraisers) and mostly a loser
>>> for the kids of the fallen troops and the troops, themselves, who
>>> survived with very serious injuries.
>>>
>>> You???ve heard the saying, ???Patriotism is the last refuge of a
>>> scoundrel.???
>>>
>>> I love patriotism, but in this case, Sean Hannity???s ???Freedom Concerts???
>>> and the Freedom Alliance are Exhibit A of that saying.
>>>
>>> But they???re not really patriots.
>>>
>>> Not even close.
>>>
>>> Their only patriotism is to the faces they see in their mirrors.
>>>
>>> Hey, Sean, you???re a ???Great American.???
>>>
>>> Sadly, the real great Americans???the ones who gave their lives and the
>>> ones who survived but gave their limbs and their skin for this
>>> country???are getting ripped off.
>>>
>>> _________________________________________________
>>>
>>> Harry
>> If this is true, then Hannity has some serious questions to answer.
>
> The facts are, When taking a big production on the road the expense is
> huge. Transportation, food, lodging and payroll for the union
> riggers, roadies and stage techs amount to very large sums of money.
> The Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon costs millions to present and that
> money doesn't simply appear out of thin air.
> You think Lewis and those other celebrities are flying in on their
> dime?
> And how much of every dollar donated to the red cross for events like
> hurricane Katrina actually made it to any Katrina victims?
>
> The OP appears to be saying that there was not enough given to any
> charity. So it would have been better just to call the show something
> else and just keep all the profit with nothing going to assist anyone
> with anything?
>
> The distraction here is that the detractors are being critical of
> something that they, themselves don't even do.
> Bitching that someone else does not give enough when you don't give a
> single penny is a sanctimonious and hypocritical argument.
>
> Let me know when you start seeing college students throw $1000
> scholarship back in someones face because it isn't enough to pay for
> the entire college degree. And let us know when any veterans refuse
> any donations raised from the concerts because it isn't enough to suit
> them. And then let us know how much money people like the author of
> the article or Harry Hope contrtibute to such causes.
>
> If Hannity's freedom concerts donate a single penny to the causes they
> promote then they are giving more than any liberal has or will.
> When the left starts taking up collections for wounded or dead
> veterans and their families then they can crow about something.
> So far they just like to sit on the sideline and complain that they
> could do it better while not.
>
> But such is the typical leftist argument. They want YOU to do more
> with YOUR money but don't dare expect them to practice what they
> preach.
>
So you're making excuses for a fund-raiser purportedly for the kids of
dead soldiers that isn't delivering on its promise? You're about as
low as those fools we saw haranguing a poor old guy with Parkinsons on
TV yesterday.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/18/tea-party-protesters-bera_n_5...

What utter scum.

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Spineless Dems have the House, the Senate and the White House and keep
claiming their hands are tied. True enough, their corporate and union
sponsors seem to have have now made the US Congress so corrupt that
the last thing on their minds is the interest of the voters. Want
change? SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!!

You're Kidding?

3/19/2010 6:26:00 PM

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In article
<09b69420-8948-42f4-a0ed-d438d39cf58a@u15g2000prd.googlegroups.com>,
Tater Gumfries <tater@kernsholler.net> wrote:

> On Mar 19, 7:34?am, David Hartung <d_hart...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > Harry Hope wrote:
> > >http://www.debbieschlussel.com/6938/sean-hannitys-freedom-c......
> >
> > > March 18, 2010, - 5:46 am
> >
> > > Sean Hannity?s Freedom CONcert Scam:
> >
> > > Almost None of Charity?s $ Went to Injured Troops, Kids of Fallen
> > > Troops; G5s for Vannity?
>
> > If this is true, then Hannity has some serious questions to answer.
>
> It can't possibly be true. Hannity is a great American.
>
> Tater

Yup, just ask him.

YP

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