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I'm trying to persist an object of type Arraylist into XML using the
following the XMLSerializer and it returns an "Unknown" Error. I'm able to
serialize and deserialize the arraylist object using Binary format but
unable to do so using XML formatter. Is it possible to serialize an

I am new to XML Serialization. I am interested in serializing my object to
Xml. I only have to serialize and I needn't worry about deserialization.
As per my understanding, only the properties that have both "get" and "set"
can be serailized. Is that so. Is it also possible to ...

I have below a sample parent-child xml that I'm trying to
manipulate
<Persons>
<Person Id='1'/>

Sorry if this has been posted before...
I am receiving XML messages over a TCP client.  Messages vary in size and
sometimes can arrive in groups.  Thus, I am not guaranteed to receive a full
message in a single read from my socket.

I have an XML string in a database that I would like to display using XSLT.  
All of that works like a champ, but I can't figure out how to embed the XML
inside an ASPX page.
For example, I have an ASPX page with a Header User Control and a Footer

I'm trying to write out an XML file from VB and have it
mostly done, but I need the following header and can't
seem to get the right syntax for the WriteAttributeString
methods to get this result.

Lets say I have an XmlNode that validates against some schema.  I also have
a class that was generated by the xsd tool using said schema.
What is the best way to get from an XmlNode to an instance of the class?

I have researched and tried every method I can find for passing a two-page
tif file from a VB6 application to
a web service via XML.   These include XMLTextReader.ReadBase64,
Convert.FromBase64, and using

I am just starting to work with Schemas and VB.Net.  I created a simple
schema with a structure of a top level group, then inside that group I have
sub-groups and elements and within the sub-groups I have other elements,
some of these elements have attributes.

Can someone please provide a code sample for:
Load the web.config for a web app and add a space at the end of it or if
there is space at the end then delete the space and then re-savethe file.
The reason for thwe above being to force a restart of the web app.

I have the following XML..
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<EMS>
<Scene>

Are there any work arounds to get XmlTextReader to work with files bigger
than 2GB?  I tried to get the source of XmlTextReader and create a version
with long (instead of int) offsets but I can't compile it due to package
restrictions.

I'm sure this has been asked before, but with over 3,000 listings...Anyway,
what I want to do is load an XML file so I can populate the text property of
a label in VB .NET.
The XML file is as follows:

My application uses 4 xml files as configuration files. Actually, I use an
If statement with a function to run my schema files against the xml files
every time the application loads. This function receives as parameters the
name of the .xml file and the name of the .xsd file. I am ...