Doubt in webservices in c#

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Hai Guys
I have one doubt in c#.net +asp.net webservices , I have three text boxes like this
Textbox1 EmpId only Int like 123
TextBox2 Empname only String likes sandeep, Miriyala,
TextBox3 EmpSalary only double like 6543.50 paise follows
I have one doubt while submiting buttion

Webservices will collected

My webservices is as follows

EmpId->TextBox1.value
EmpName->TextBox2.value
EmpSal->TextBox3.value
what are the user will entered the textbox I am sending to webservices method My webservices method is as follows..
I know that By default value in asp textboxes enter by user is String format only is it requied to convert again and again in my webservices ....

C#

protected string  AddDetails(int EmpId, String  Empname, Double Empsal)
{

String FinalResult;
FinalResult=Convert.ToInt32(EmpId)+Empname+Convert.Todouble(Empsal);
return FinalResult;
}

Is it required to convert the textboxes values to String if it is required How to convert Double datatype to String datatype Gave me some basic example I am facing some problem converting the double to string , Please help me.

Thanks& Regrads
Sandeep Miriyala

Posted 28-Jan-13 2:06am

Sandeep Miriyala

Updated 28-Jan-13 2:15am

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)

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P_Dash 28-Jan-13 8:34am

I think 'Convert.ToDouble' should work.
Are you sure it's not working ??

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Solution 2

I got the solution By default HTML Textbox take it as String data type, that reason, I can changed method, String data type. I changed the method is as follows, according to my point of view it is correct

protected string AddDetails(String EmpId, String Empname, String Empsal)
{

String FinalResult;
FinalResult=EmpId+Empname+Empsal;
return FinalResult;
}

here no needed to typecast the double to string , int to string.
Thanks &Regrads
Sandeep M

Posted 28-Jan-13 17:34pm

Sandeep Miriyala

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**Joezer BH** · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-28T02:34:00

Solution 1

Hi Sandeep,

Check out the following example:

C#

string FormattedSalary = Empsal.ToString("C2");

will convert your salary field to a string representing a currency value e.g.:
if Empsal = 6346.47231
you will get: "$6346.47" (according to the localization of course)

Cheers,
Edo

Posted 28-Jan-13 2:34am

Joezer BH