I have a nicely formatted .xml file that loses that nice formatting when
I edit it and use XmlDocument.Save to save the file.  Does anyone know of
any way to keep the formatting I had when I opened the file?
Thanks!

I have an external application that returns XML in response to http
requests. I need to get the XML and process it in a 1.2 .NET/ASP/IIS
environment. I'm just getting started with .NET and know very little about
it (I'm primarily a Java developer). What's the best approach here?

I wanted to use the <msxsl:script> tag in a XSLT and include a .Net defined
namespace. For ex: System.Web
It seems the framework 1.1 does not work in a manner mentioned in the
documentation. The framework gives me a run-time exception and does not

I have a web serivce created that contains several methods that are
NON-PRIMITIVE types - meaning I cannot test it directly from the browser. So,
I thought of devloping a client application in .NET that can submit the XML
request and receive the response.

I'm using msxml3 in the C++ environment, VC 7.1.3088. How do I know if the
namespace attribute doesn't exist? I want to put it in a std::string, and I
try to do that like this:
string CXmlNodeWrapper::GetNamespaceURI() const

I have the XML file shown below.
Now I am trying to retrieve all the 'Event' nodes using XPath.  The
code being used is shown below.
The output being ouput is the data in the SubNodes given as one string.

What would be the best software, and also what would be the best
programming language based solution, to solve the following problem:
I have an XML data set I reference with the usual HTML table. What I
want to do, is to give rows in the data that contain, say the word X in

I am having an XML document(input.xml) which is showing the menu heirarchy
used in my application.My requirement is to add "submenu" tag to those
menuitems who are having the child menuitems as shown in output.xml.
I am using VB.NET framework 1.1.

I have an XSLT which outputs an <xsl:message>
How can I handle it using .net framework 1.1
I know 2.0 has provided an event to trp the message. Is something similiar
possible in 1.1 also?

This problem was raised in another post
Assuming we have an XmlDocument (xDoc) that has a node (<dickster>)
randomly dispersed throughout the hierarchy.
eg

To whoever can help,
I've been having a problem with XML deserialization lately.  
I needed to serialize and deserialze two objects which inherited from
Hashtable.  Because IDictionary implementations cannot be serialized, I had

OK I'm not sure how explain this without giving hundreds of lines of code.
basically I have a  main class that I want to serialize.   It's constructor
creates more classes that I also want serialized.
public Mainclass{

I have the following xsl:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet  version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">

I am trying to define a Key element for a vehicle schema. I have three ways
to uniquely identify a vehicle such as URN, UnitID and Vin.
I'd like to make a rule that ensures that at least one of the three is
present, but 2 or all 3 can be present. I tried something like below, but ...

To whoever can help,
Is there a way to get the Xml schema for a user defined type at runtime?
I've looked at the XmlSerializer as I had hoped there might be a way to
retrieve it.  I've also looked at XmlReader and XmlWriter, but again no luck.