I am trying to characterise a problem I am seeing on our C#/C++ xml
driven application. We have recently added some basic Spanish language
support to our application, but it seems that there is an issue with
certain locale settings.

Because there is no 'datareader' involved, what is the most efficient
way to get an XML based dataset to be added to an SQL server dataset? I
would hate to have to create a new SQL connection and iterate through
making "executenonquery" for each row in the dataset. That seems

I have to create an XML in the following syntax:
<RESPONSE>
   <QueueItems>
          <Node1>.....

When I generate an xsd *schema* I get something like :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>
<xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
 <xs:element name="AccountsReceivable">

I've tried to find the simplest demonstration of my issue.  I have
source XML that looks like this (not a real XSD schema, but it doesn't
matter at this point):
(in var xmlStr:)

I create a schema in memory and then I can write to a file fine.  But
as soon as I add an import element I get an error when it goes to write
to the file.
The error message is:

I have a class which I am using XML Serialization with, something like:
    public class MyObj
    {
        [XmlAttributeAttribute(DataType="string", AttributeName="Text")]

According to the MSDN documentation within the XmlTextReader class for
.NET 2.0, the recommended practice to create XmlReader instances is
using the XmlReaderSettings class and the XmlReader.Create() method.
However, the problem is, the XmlReader class does not expose certain

I get this message when trying to create a schema from an xml file.  I am
looking to see if the xml file is malformed, but just in case it isn't, has
anyone come across this problem before?

I need to process a very simple xml document, but as it contains a namespace
I am finding this very difficult.
The xml is structured as follows:
<results xmlns="http://fictional.namespace.com/md">

Hi friends, I am new to csharp and XML :
              fp=File.OpenText(server.mappath(".\\upload\\")+"test.txt");
string info=fp.readtoend();
string[] arinfo =new string[4];

I generated a .cs class from a .xsd schema using the xsd.exe tool from Visual
Studio 2005 and noticed that is generating duplicate class declarations. This
happens because of my schema structure. I have an element, <QuestionList>,
that is a set of <Question> elements that is ...

I'm trying to write my xsl to display an unordered list fromt the xml file
where location is equal to top:
<siteMap xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/AspNet/SiteMap-File-1.0" >
<siteMapNode url="~/index.aspx" title="Home" location="top">

Hi;
If I need to parse an xml file from a password protected site - like:
XmlReader xmlReader = XmlReader.Create("http://www.cia.gov/AgentList.xml",
readerSettings);

What I am trying to do is filter on some attributes and I could have a
list of values, so instead of doing where attribute = value or
attribute = value, I am wondering if there is something equivalent to
the IN statement in sql, so attribute in (value1, value2) etc..