I am trying to read all orders element, which have the attribute
Phase="Reorganize". I am using the following code on the xml document.
private void LoadPhase (XmlDocument Doc, TreeNode Parent, Phase OrderPhase)
{

foreach(XmlNode node in xdoc.SelectNodes("//rss:item",xNsMgr))
{
..
Read from node

In my xsl, I call a C# function in extension object. So I pass the current
context, the parameter type is XPathNodeIterator, my xml is like this
...
<i>

Like to create a schema like the following using the Xml.Schema namespace
classes.
<xs:element name="a" msdata:IsDataSet="true">
How do I added the custom attribute.

Using the following XML file, I would like to be able to
filter using an XPath
to the nodes where Menu = Yes and Form Name = frmMainMenu
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>

Is there a way to use the Visual Studio .NET IDE to validate a schema
using the MSXML4 parser? Similarly, is there a way to get the .NET
framework utilities, such as the xsd.exe and wsdl.exe utilities to
validate and parse using the MSXML4 parser?

Hi to all!
someone of you know the difference between XMLWriter/XMLReader and MSXML4.0?
The first one has the same capacity of the second one?
Which is better to use?

How can the CDATA ending delimiter "]]>" be represented within a CDATA
section itself?
Consider an XML document that is intended to contain an embedded,
uninterpreted XML example.  Generally, the easiest way to represent it would

For example, I can call <xsl:value-of
select="concat('name','(',value,')')"/>, is there anyway I can pass the
expression concat('name','(',value,')') as a variable from outside the
template?

I transfer data from a dataset to an XML-document by
using the GetXml-method in VB.NET. I noticed, that for
datafields, which are empty (have no content) in the
dataset, no elements are created in the XML-document. How

Hi to all,
I've written a simple XML file and I'm trying to validate it using
XMLValidatingReader and ValidationEventHandler  event.
This is my code:

I have an instance document like this:
<group xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.foo.org/2003
http://www.foo.org/2003/foo.xsd" xmlns:xxx="http://www.foo.org/2003">
  <xxx:myItem>123456</xxx:myItem>

not certain if this should go here or ado.net but I'm trying to create an
XSD on the fly
(due to the fact that our dataaccess component is a legacy component which
returns data in an

in C#, I use the following way to do transform, the I assign my extension
object to the xslArg, so in xsl, I can call functions in the extension
object. Now, I want functions in the extension object to call template in
the xsl, this way I can put some customized code into the ...

I'll cut to the chase, are XSLT files used simply for display or is it
possible to put controls on them, like buttons and textboxes etc...
Real lame assed question I'll favour, but hey...
Thanks in advance