I have a pretty basic question...  I have a method (below) which uses
ExecuteXMLReader to load the output from a FOR XML Explicit stored procedure
into an XML document, and then save the document to a file.  It works well.  
Now, I am trying to add namespace support, and want my ...

Code sample below demonstrates following:
We have sample extension object with 2 methods
   TestMethod - takes XPathNodeIterator as a parameter
   TestMethod2 - takes string as a parameter

I have a simple vb.net program that creates an xmlschema using the dataset
method writexmlschema (see #1).  It creates a file (see #2), but I would like
a file that looks like #3 - #3 is DIFFERENT from #2 inthat it has a
sql:relation, where #2 does not.  Why is my code producing ...

I ran the attached volcanoes.xml (with geology.dtd) in the Module of Access
2003.
I got the following error:  
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Hi
I have a c# class defined as follows:
[System.Xml.Serialization.XmlTypeAttribute(Namespace="http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2003/01/wi")
[System.Xml.Serialization.XmlRootAttribute(Namespace="http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2003/01/wi", IsNullable=false)]

I'm trying to use XML functionalities to my project. The main idea is to
populate menus, dropdowns, and layout text strings in to XML files to reduce
database consumption.
Please tell me if i'm doing it wrong:

I'm having problems deploying a project to win2003.
It is currently on win2000 server and works fine - it also works fine
on my development machine - win2003.
Both my machine and the new machine are running .net 1.1 sp1.

I'm opening an xml file with the statement
XPathDocument xPathDocument = new XPathDocument(fileLocation);
and then scanning the structure using an XPathNavigator. This works but
loading the document is tediously slow, since the xml file can be pretty

If I have a well-formed XML document in a string, what can I do to get a
namespace added to it?  What class, properties, and methods can I use?
Thanks,
Don

Is there an equivalent ms:number function in the .NET XslTransform class
like the one in MSXML?  I need to take a number expressed in scientific
notation (e.g. 1e9) and divide it by another number expressed in scientific
notation.

Is it possible to create an id over multiple nodes? I would like to
use generate-id which includes all of the Route nodes which has
a direction of 1.
So I don't want to for-each each Route node and run generate-id

Hello NG,
I use a .Net Web Service built in C#, the return is a XmlDocument.
My Problem: The encoding-attribute in the header-declaration is always
UTF-8, but I need it in ISO-8859-1.

I know xlst 2.0 isn't supported in .Net framework ?
But I really have to do such a transformation and in .net of course.
Is there any free third party tool ? Or is there another way ?
Kris.

This might be a stupid question, but which offers better performance
when processing xml?  Is it the XmlDocument, XPathDocument, or just
using an XSLT file?
Thanks,

I am writing a prototype data collection application; teh data for this
project is being streamed in from a TCP port.
Example of the XM
<interface><mac>0001CE003642</mac><id>Test</id><terminal><unit>1</unit><trans><event>AK</event><data>1905</data><time>2005-04-26T07:51 ...