My site is randomly firing off a "ExceptionHttpException : Unable to
validate data. " error on some of its forms at the moment:
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HttpException : Unable to validate data.

I have to pass on some data to a webservice. I have the XML format with me. How is it passed usually? As a string or as an object?
If an object is used, what are the methods used for creating such object
Also would like to know how an XML file is received from a web service and how ...

I have a problem restoring Exchange 2000 files. Our software has an
interface to ESEBCLI2.dll for online backup and restore features. Everything
works fine with Exchange 2003 and also when backing up Exchange 2000, yet
restoring Exchange 2000 gives some problems:

can anyone help me out with this, im a newbie to xml n stuff. i really
have tough time working on this .
Xml file:
<p:win32_Service xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

I have this Xml file, bookstore.xml
<Bookstore xmlns="http://www.book.com">
   <Shelve index="1">
       <Book name="Da Vinci Code" />

Let us say that I have a schema or complex type like this one below:
Is there a way programtically or a tool to create sample XML file/data for
the schema?. I have number of such complex tpyer/schemas for which I need to
create sample XMLs so I thought of doing it programatically. ...

I wish to copy an XmlNode in a string variable from a XmlDocument object.
But as I takeout this XmlNode, it adds the NamespaceURI. Why ? Could
somebody please help me ?
Vivek

OK, this is going to be a lengthy post with a lot of code. I have built a
class library in C# for communicating with UPS' online tools for package
tracking, time in transit and a few other services. I have used
serialization to form the requests and I use deserialization to read ...

I'm using XslTransform to transform a XML resulting of a Dataset into a
Excel spreadsheet.
But the object is not releasing its resources while transforming and
I'm getting OutOfMemory errors.

Is there a way to traverse an XSD using XPath. My research indicates no
conventional way of doing it, but I was wondering if there was a work around.
Thanks for your help and time.

I have a task to do where I need to write an XML file into SOAP format.
I use XMLTextWriter in order to write my strings to the XML file, but I
must convert somehow this xml into SOAP. How can I do that ? Is there a
way to do it without hardcoding SOAP attributes and elements ? As

How do I use this class to create an XML document without saving it into a
file? I need to store the XML documen into a string so it could be passed as
a parameter to another class.
Gilgamesh

I need to serialize/deserialize array of non-typed objects to/from such
xml:
<contents>
 <resource name="res1" />

I'm would like to enconde my XML into ISO-8859-1, but I can't seem to find
howto. ANy suggestions?
  StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();
  XmlTextWriter xmlWriter = new XmlTextWriter(writer);

In an application which uses an XML file, I wish to use XmlSchemaValidator
class to validate this file against the XSD file..
In the example of msdn, (
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.xml.schema.xmlschemavalidator(VS
.80).aspx )