Hi;
I have a bunch of unit tests that generate xml files (WordML and
SpreadsheetML) and then compare those to the "correct" file. This works great
except that the java code I use to generate the xml (dom4j) differs from

One day I will fully understand XML namespaces and much happiness and
partying will ensue. Until then, I must pick the brains of those in the
know...
If I have an XmlNode and I want to select a child node whose namespace I

How can I use the XML and XSLT to transfer data from CSV to SQL server?
Thanks.

I'm using xmlDocument.Save(xmlTextWriter) to create an Excel-readable
file. All works well, except where I've replaced the carriage return
chars in the .innertext to XML-compliant "&#10"; It gets changed to
"&#10" and doesn't render new lines in the Excel sheet.

I have a document structure similar to this:
<root>
   <things>
       <thing id="thing1" type="type1"/>

I was looking for an XSD-specific newsgroup but couldn't see one. Can
someone point me in the right direction? If not, I'll post my question here
anyways...
Thanks,

Hi;
This concerns Excel's SpreadsheetML format and how Excel writes it. Excel
saves an xml file as follows:
<Workbook xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:spreadsheet"

Hi;
I need to perform xpath queries on xml under .net 2.0 (ok if it won't run
under 1.1). What is the approach that will give me the fastest code?
These xpath queries will walk all over the xml - it is not a case where each

Is there a way to serialize a graph of objects and get the output as an XML
document, without first serializing to text and then parsing the text (I
know how to do this but I find it really silly and inefficient).
I googled around and from what I found, the answer is NO. Am I ...

Hi;
My code is:
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.AppendChild(xmlDoc.CreateXmlDeclaration("1.0", "UTF-8", ""));

Hi;
I have nodes in the XmlDocument I create that need to be written exactly as
is - not converting < to %lt; and no changing the whitespace. (This is for
the SpreadsheetML schema and it reads the <Data> nodes literally.)

I've a routine that exports a DB query to Excel by building an
XmlDocument and saving to a XmlTextWriter. I'm having trouble with
carriage returns in a mailing address not showing up in the final Excel
sheet.

Hi;
I am creating an XmlDocument (.net 2.0) and then saving it. I need the final
xml file to look as follows (SpreadsheetML schema - I have no control over
it):

Hi;
If I am creating an XML file, what is the most efficient way to create it?
All I can see is creating an XmlDocument, building it up, then writing it to
a Stream. But that means I have the entire DOM sitting in memory when I have

Hi;
If I need to read an XML file - basically the SAX approach where I just need
each node in order - one pass, read-only - what is the best way to do this.
It looks like it's XmlReader but I want to verify that.