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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / XML / March 2006

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Xml space and ms-data interpretation different in VS200509 Mar 2006 23:07 GMT3
I have a problem converting a program from Vb.net VS2003 to VS2005. I
process a xml-file with an inline schema. In 2003 no problem. In 2005 I
have 2 problems:
1) BIG space="preserve" problem.
XML Deserialization Issue09 Mar 2006 22:10 GMT1
I am having some trouble deserializing some xml into a series of
objects that are part of a web service proxy.  I know the XML is valid,
and the objects are up to date (the xml instance doc validates against
the original scheme, which is current with the WSDL).  The issue looks
XML Schema - limit occurrence09 Mar 2006 17:00 GMT3
i'd like to validate my XML file (see below) using XML Schema.
Now my question: is it possible to limit the occurrence of the element
b in the data element.
I mean: data can contain up to 6 b elements, but it doesn't matter how
The best online tutorial on XSLT/XPath you know09 Mar 2006 02:29 GMT2
from what you know, what is the best online tutorial for this two
technologies?
Need some help on this xsl, thanks08 Mar 2006 20:02 GMT2
Hi, I want a xsl so I can categorize a flat xml, like this:
<field name="a1"/>
<field name="a2" merge="true"/>
<field name="a3"/>
.NET 2.0 XML Validation - Exception sets LineNumber=0 and LinePosition=008 Mar 2006 16:19 GMT1
I am wondering if I am alone with this problem.  Using VS 2005, I must
validate an XML file via a Schema and it works well.  When I get the
schema exception and check the LineNumber and LinePosition properties,
they are always set to 0 <===
Tag without endelement08 Mar 2006 12:16 GMT1
I expect this in my xml
<van id="1234">
 <stock level...../>
 <stock level..../>
Additional properties of attributes in XSD07 Mar 2006 19:28 GMT6
How does one define additional attributes for elements in an XSD?
So, I'd like something like this:
...
<xs:element name="ClaimNumber" type="xs:string"
XMLtags and WSDL07 Mar 2006 19:11 GMT1
Can anyone point me a documentation that show what kind of XML-tags are
existing when you whan to modify your wsdl file?
I understood that the only way to modify .NET Webservice's wsdl is to embed
XML tags into code, I'm I rigth? So, any help appraised.
Creating a document type in C#07 Mar 2006 19:01 GMT3
I'm trying to programmatically create a document type using the
CreateDocumentType method of XmlDocument.
The document type declaration is:
<!DOCTYPE procedure PUBLIC
templates and xpath expr with predicate and first and last functions07 Mar 2006 17:04 GMT5
I have some data like:
<x>
<y Position='Top'/>
<y/>
XML Serialization of Object06 Mar 2006 23:28 GMT4
how would i structure a C# class to properly serialize into the
following XML Schema
<root>
   <MainItem>
Create simpleType for date format06 Mar 2006 16:51 GMT2
I want to create a simpleType that will constrain an element to be a date of
the form dd/mm/yyyy.
I have this at the moment,
 <xs:simpleType name="newDate">
embed xml06 Mar 2006 08:39 GMT8
I'm new to dotnet xml.
I want to embed my part of xml to existing xml data using xmldocument.
I think there is an option but i'm not getting exactly.
eg: DocumentElement.InsertAfter is used to insert the node but
Complex XML transformation in a better performance way?05 Mar 2006 21:22 GMT1
The problem is how to achieve the transformation as below:
The source xml contains tons of repeating structure like below, each item
node contains a person element and a insurance element that correlate to the
Person element with the person id.
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