I would like to create a XML file that adhere to the Schema definition
files.
My schema definition files import/include further XSD files and
internal references can be to a depth of two or three.

I am creating a simple CRUD application which uses xml files as data
storage. I extended Textbox with a XPath expression and a XmlDocument
property, this way I can easily read and update existing nodes' content.
I was very happy with the solution until the first time I needed to

I  have a tsql stored procedure I want to drag from server explorer onto an
xsd file. I get the error ' xml schema could not be interpreted'.  The stored
procedure does a select from a udf, that's it.

I have a schema that has been in existence over 1 year.  I have been making a few minor modifications to it recently and suddenly
the generated C# classes have made a radical change.
I have just compared the xsd source to the last compiled version on 8/25/06 and they are identical, ...

I have the following node within a xml document.
<Results>
   <Result>
       <RecordID>1</RecordID>

This is easy to do in Vis Studio, but why not so easy at run time?
Ive been googling for the last hour and only found some bad
documentation on
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnxmlnet/html/x
mlgen.asp

I am trying to read data from MS SQL Server and turn it into an XML message
to send to a remote server, as follows.
sfSchemaFileDiag.FilterIndex = 2
If sfSchemaFileDiag.ShowDialog = DialogResult.OK Then

When we moved a project from .NET 1.1 to .NET 2.0, we ran into an issue
with some code that inserts a datatable from
IDataReader.GetSchemaTable() into a dataset, and then serializes the
dataset to XML. I need to strip all of the qualified type information

' First create Xml document
Dim oXmlDocument As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
oXmlDocument.LoadXml("<Trees><Oak TreeType=""deciduous""></Oak></Trees>")
oXmlDocument.Save("Trees.xml")

I am parsing a XML string (see code below) by loading into XMLDocument and
selecting certain node (Result) and loop through it.   Instead of using
item(), is there a way to get the element value by name?
Also, is there a way to using the XmlTextReader to move to Search/Result and

<ClubNight Name = "Go club" Date = "2006-09-09">
Discussed a few simple proverbs.
<Attendee Name = "RJ"/>
<Attendee Name = "TT"/>

Microsoft states that the System.XML 1.0 included in framework 1.1
supports the W3C XSLT Specification. However, I am having a problem
using the document() fuction specified in
http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt (chapter 12.1). When using "<xsl:variable

I am using trying to send out an XML using ASP. It is actually trying
to call some webservice application using SOAP.
The problem is that the same codes works perfectly fine in Excel VBA on
the same server, but when it comes to IIS server, the program stop at

I've been working on a bug in some production software using XmlTextWriter.
Basically, I need to but a Surname in an element, the surname in question is
O'Connor.
Because of the ' I've used the following code:

I am importing a XML file and have not been having the best of luck in doing
this, but I do have the following solution below. I will not be importing
more than 2000 records at a time, but will be importing data to many
different tables. Can someone explain if there is a better ...