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Entity Framework doesn’t support web services + entity inheritance
Entity Framework supports entity inheritance, which is a basic requirement for O/R mappers. When exposing a model through a service, either an ASMX WS or a WCF service, a WSDL will be created that among other things describes the structure of the entities, including the inheritance tree of the entities - This is done to allow creation of methods that return polymorphic types. EF supports derived entities through WCF services with data contract serialization using the KnownTypeAttribute which is added...
Serializing Expression Trees - MetaLinq V1.1
MetaLinq project now supports serializing expression trees with XmlSerializer. For further information about this project, read my previous post on the subject.
Serializing Expression Trees - V1
I've blogged before (in hebrew) about the difficulty of serializing expression trees to XML. To conclude my hebrew post, I've found a project in CodePlex, called MetaLinq which might be the solution to the problem - this open source allows to perform Linq queries over expression trees, and as a consequence, might allow serialization of the navigable expression tree. I've worked in past few days to fix the code of the project to allow serializing the tree with DataContractSerializer. The...