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Roy - 11 Jul 2006 13:38 GMT

I am using an XmlDocument to save an data object hirachy to an Xml file. When
I rebuild the data object hirachy, I walk through the xml node in XmlDocument
and recreate the objects. How do I know the original data types for each
node. Can XmlDocument associates with a schema so that I can look up for the
original data type of an xml node (element)?

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Sanjib Biswas - 11 Jul 2006 13:57 GMT

XmlDocument has a property call XmlSchemaSet. Along with the data you should
also save the schema in the XML file.

>I am using an XmlDocument to save an data object hirachy to an Xml file.
>When
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> original data type of an xml node (element)?

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Roy - 13 Jul 2006 03:09 GMT

Assuming I know the name of a element/attribute, how do I get the data types
for the element/attribute from XmlSchemaSet?

> XmlDocument has a property call XmlSchemaSet. Along with the data you should
> also save the schema in the XML file.
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Kevin Spencer - 11 Jul 2006 19:53 GMT

Have you thought about simply serializing the classes as XML?

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>I am using an XmlDocument to save an data object hirachy to an Xml file.
>When
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> original data type of an xml node (element)?

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Roy - 13 Jul 2006 03:11 GMT

Simple serialization contains too much information I don't need. Besides, I
am using Dictionary classes which is not capable of serialization.

> Have you thought about simply serializing the classes as XML?
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