I am storing my site structure as such:
<menuItems>
   <menuItem>
       <pageID>1</pageID>

how do you add a comment line/section to an xml schema xsd file?
like this
    <!-- ===============================================================
-->

I have a simple enumeration in my schema:
<xs:element name="el_1">
 <xs:simpleType>
   <xs:restiction base="xs:string">

Here I have the definition of an XmlNode which is a property (PayPreference)
on my Customer class containing an enum describing how the customer will
pay.
<PayPerference xsi:type="a4:Customer+CustomerPayOptions"

I need help with passing a generated node set from a style sheet into my customer msxsl extension.  I have the following node set that I am creating:
<xsl:variable name="sql">
   <SQL>
       <StoredProc>spGetReconID</StoredProc>

I have a data structure which is serialzied into an xml like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Storage xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">

I am trying to add an annotation with a documentation, which contains
several nodes. So far, I having a problem on how to code this with C#.
Any help is appreciated.
    <xsd:annotation>

I need to implement the following rule:
Element el_1 is defined as follows:
<xs:element name="el_1">
 <xs:restriction base="xs:string">

Hi Friends,
I need a XPath query, whcih ll return me subset of data....
check below xml stream
<label id="MyExpenseDetails_lbl" xlink:role="terseLabel">Short Expense

Is this correct?
I am representing my database in an XML schema, but I am not just naming an
element=database field.  But some of my IDs (i.e. USER_ID, and PROFILE_ID)
are not the same length in numbers.  They are defined in the database as

I am writing C# code to produce xml schema.
            //Create attribute
            XmlSchemaAttribute att2 = new XmlSchemaAttribute();
            att2.Name = "CustomerID";

I have a slightly different sorting question than has been proposed before.
My docuement looks like:
<Records>
 <Record>

Howdy:
I have 2 general questions regarding the use of XSLT to generate
emails.  We have several procecesses that use XSLT to generate emails.
We frequently run into issues where a client complains that they cannot

I wanted to know if it is legal in XML to declare an element within
itself. For example...
<A>
 This is an element of type A.

I am defining an XSD file that will be used for a WSDL import.  In my XSD I
am defining the objects and WS Operation messages.  I have a few questions:
- For interoperability sake, how should objects be named, not including
messages?  Should they be like this "appUser" or ...