I am writing an application which will get stream of XML Data from a
CRM application. I am able to make HTTP request and retrieve the xml
stream in XML Text Reader. I want to display this data on an ASP.NET
page.

I have a class:
public class Note
{
   public string name;

Is there a way to change the namespace prefix of a document?  I am sending a
document to an application that requires that every element be prefixed with
"sm".  My inbound document has every element prefixed with "ns0".  Is there
way to do this without looping through every node?

I pulling my hair out with is error!
I've used an external source to validate my schema against
the xml and it succeeds without any errors
(http://apps.gotdotnet.com/xmltools/xsdvalidator/Default.as

I'm very new to XML and have been reading all of the things I could
about it as I can. I'm currently involved in developing a central
document repository that is searchable and cosiists of different
document types, such as Word, PDF, text, etc. I understand that I can

I have a project in which I get xml posted via a hidden form field (data=<xml></xml>).  People are entering names like Bill & Sandy Smith.  this is coming over as:
<NameInfo><FamilyName><FamilyNames>David &amp; Karen</FamilyNames><Surname>Adams</Surname></FamilyName></NameInfo>

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From: Fabrizio Di Giovambattista
Good evening,

I have a list which is derived from CollectionBase, and it contains a list
of User objects, which I want to Serialize out to an XML file.
Is there anywhere where I can find how to decode it so that it recognizes
what objects are held in my list?  or an example in C# prefereably?

I have been looking into using the MS application block for
configuration management, and I am very happy with the options it
provides. Since it stores hashtables, I decided that for configuration
data my app needs, I would create strongly typed collections for each

I've been reading using the XmlSerializer with custom collections.
I've discovered that when serializing a custom collection (a class that
implements ICollection, IList etc.) the XmlSerializer will only serialize
the collection items - with the default root as ArrayofMyItems etc.

I've seen this come up before, but in my case, things are a little more
complex, and I'm having a tough time figuring out how to set an element name
that works.  I have a configuration file that is my serialized object (I'm
using a customer deserializer to add some more XAML-like ...

i'm trying to add "attributes" to some nodes and it works at design time but
fails at runtime.
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
XmlElement elem = doc.CreateElement( "root" );

I?m a bit of a newbie when it comes to xml but here goes:
I am using the SignedXml-class to construct a signed xmldoc which in turn
contains 1 or more signed xml-doc which creates the following structure
(edited of course):

We have an ASP.NET site that performs a lot of xml serialization.  The serialization occurs in the lbolibrary dll.  Occasionally we get an .out file produced in the Winnt\temp folder that contains the following:
C:\WINNT\system32> "c:\winnt\microsoft.net\framework\v1.1.4322\csc ...

My application accepts an XML document via MSMQ....The first thing I need to
do is figure out what the name of the root element is..is there a fairly
easy way to do this using XmlTextReader or XPath?
TIA