> I can see a number of ppl had trouble with the error "Specified method
> is not supported". I am also having the same trouble.. I have checked
> my code and I can't find anything unusual about it. I just want to
> pass an object back to the server and I am stuck with that error.

> My .net class looks like this. It is a plain class with all variables
> public and a public no-argument constructor. (note: ApasRegularView is
> another class with similar structure).

>  public class ClassFeeView
>    {
>        public long Id;
>        public long IdPaymentAdvice;
>        public ApasRegularView RegularClass;
>        public int Absence;
>        public int Prorate;
>        public int Makeup;
>        public int Forfeit;
>        public int Credit;
>        public int NextMonthCredit;
>        public int CreditAdjustment;
>        public int PayableCredit;
>        public decimal PerLessonFee;
>        public decimal PayableFee;
>        public string PrivateRemark;
>        public string PublicRemark;
>        public string PaymentAdviceText;
>        public int IsExcluded;
>        public string ColorCode;
>        public string Status;
>        public ArrayList FeeDeviations;
>        public string TransientStatus;

>        public ClassFeeView()
>        {
>            FeeDeviations = new ArrayList();
>            TransientStatus = "";
>        }

> one of my .net method returns an array of those ClassFeeView objects
> and they are displayed at client browser. When the user click submit,
> browser javascript will fill the object with user inputs and submit it
> to my .net method below
> [AjaxPro.AjaxMethod()]
> public ClassFeeView  UpdateClassFee(ClassFeeView obj)
> {
> ... code to update and return updated ClassFeeView object
> }

> There, i am getting "Specified method is not supported" error.

> Ok. there was one hiccup. The object I am trying to submit back to the
> server is not the instance that I received from the server (unlike
> Michael Schwarz's class example where the object submitted back to the
> server is the same instance received from the server but I really dun
> think this matters anyway, am I right?  example url:
> http://www.ajaxpro.info/Examples/Classes/default.aspx ) . Because the
> object undergoes some changes during its stay in client browser (added
> some additional properties) and I need to keep the instance unchanged,
> I "clone" the object using Prototype library's Object.clone method,
> strip cloned object off additional properties I added in my code (so
> that the object I submit back to the server have the same properties
> as it had originally), and I even set the two "dangerous" properties
> null. (the ApasRegularView, and FeeDeviation ArrayList). But, the
> error persists.. I have no idea what is wrong. Can anyone help me?
> thanks a lot.

> On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 6:36 PM, kyithaa...@gmail.com <kyithaa...@gmail.com>
> wrote:

> > I can see a number of ppl had trouble with the error "Specified method
> > is not supported". I am also having the same trouble.. I have checked
> > my code and I can't find anything unusual about it. I just want to
> > pass an object back to the server and I am stuck with that error.

> > My .net class looks like this. It is a plain class with all variables
> > public and a public no-argument constructor. (note: ApasRegularView is
> > another class with similar structure).

> >  public class ClassFeeView
> >    {
> >        public long Id;
> >        public long IdPaymentAdvice;
> >        public ApasRegularView RegularClass;
> >        public int Absence;
> >        public int Prorate;
> >        public int Makeup;
> >        public int Forfeit;
> >        public int Credit;
> >        public int NextMonthCredit;
> >        public int CreditAdjustment;
> >        public int PayableCredit;
> >        public decimal PerLessonFee;
> >        public decimal PayableFee;
> >        public string PrivateRemark;
> >        public string PublicRemark;
> >        public string PaymentAdviceText;
> >        public int IsExcluded;
> >        public string ColorCode;
> >        public string Status;
> >        public ArrayList FeeDeviations;
> >        public string TransientStatus;

> >        public ClassFeeView()
> >        {
> >            FeeDeviations = new ArrayList();
> >            TransientStatus = "";
> >        }

> > one of my .net method returns an array of those ClassFeeView objects
> > and they are displayed at client browser. When the user click submit,
> > browser javascript will fill the object with user inputs and submit it
> > to my .net method below
> > [AjaxPro.AjaxMethod()]
> > public ClassFeeView  UpdateClassFee(ClassFeeView obj)
> > {
> > ... code to update and return updated ClassFeeView object
> > }

> > There, i am getting "Specified method is not supported" error.

> > Ok. there was one hiccup. The object I am trying to submit back to the
> > server is not the instance that I received from the server (unlike
> > Michael Schwarz's class example where the object submitted back to the
> > server is the same instance received from the server but I really dun
> > think this matters anyway, am I right?  example url:
> >http://www.ajaxpro.info/Examples/Classes/default.aspx) . Because the
> > object undergoes some changes during its stay in client browser (added
> > some additional properties) and I need to keep the instance unchanged,
> > I "clone" the object using Prototype library's Object.clone method,
> > strip cloned object off additional properties I added in my code (so
> > that the object I submit back to the server have the same properties
> > as it had originally), and I even set the two "dangerous" properties
> > null. (the ApasRegularView, and FeeDeviation ArrayList). But, the
> > error persists.. I have no idea what is wrong. Can anyone help me?
> > thanks a lot.

> --
> Murat Tüfekçi
> MDM IT - Dim-ension Software Group
> Main Developerwww.dim-ension.com

>The error I am talking about is not from server to client but from
>client to server. Server to client has no problem. The problem is when
>the client browser submit the object back to server, the server asp
>code hit the error "Specified method
>is not supported".

>But, anyway, I think I've found the problem (if i am not wrong). The
>problem is with Decimal and I think Michael's code (ajaxpro code) has
>a slight problem with Decimal datatype. I eliminated suspicious
>properties one by one and the error is no longer thrown when I removed
>Decimal. When i change Decimal to Double, it works fine. So, I checked
>Michael's source code. And, I found this problem.

>When decimal numbers are submitted back to server, in the submitted
>json string, the decimal values are quoted. When attempting to
>deserialize the value, the method to deserialize it (in
>DecimalConverter.cs) expects a number and it gets a string, so the
>error is thrown. So, I think we need to change the client code to
>submit the decimal values without quotes. I sent a message to Michael
>but he has not replied yet. Anw, since I don't know how to remove
>quotes, I just modified the DecimalConverter.cs to not throw the error
>and it is working fine for me now.

>On Jul 22, 2:52 pm, "Murat Tufekci"