Hi;
The following works - but I am asking if this is the best way to do this. I
need an XPathNavigator for an xml file that is located on a server. This file
may need a username/password to get to it. Is this the best way to do so:

I am come to rely on the following pattern to get the XML of a selected
pattern with .NET 2.0
       Dim xmlDocument As XPathDocument = New XPathDocument(xmlReader)
       Dim navigator As XPathNavigator = xmlDocument.CreateNavigator()

i have a unusual problem or maybe to me :)
i have a xml file that i need to insert xml element from a string
string - /Box/BoxTest/Test
i have a function that seperate the string out into arraylist and turn it

I am trying to build a XML db and within this I want to store an XML string
as 1 element
as "Info" below
If I build up a XMLDocument with data - how can I transform it to a string

i want to be able to use linq new technology with sql server.
the senario i am not able to do so far is as follow:
1- i program with linq
2- be able to generate and manipulate xml files

I am trying to create an XmlReader using XmlReader.Create, but it always
returns {None}.  I have tried several examples from the web, and Create
always returns "{None}".
Here is my code:

I am currently trying to output my environment variables to a file in
XML. It's currently failing with an InvalidOperationException when it
executes the xw.WriteStartElement("Variable") for the second time. The
exception details are: "Token StartElement in state Epilog would result

Any kind of differences?
Were they buid on the common base or different?

I've found the rules that cover what is a valid attribute name here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/REC-xml-20060816/
2.3 Common Syntactic Constructs
Is there anything already in the dotnet framework which I can use to

I want to open an XML file with a size of about 1 MB on a Windows Mobile 5
system. Loading the XML file is very slow. It takes about 6 seconds on my
Pocket PC to load the XML document. Is there a chance to speed up loading
the XML file?

I am a newbie in XML and just wondering if XML support the hirrerachy
records.
For example an item master which has multiple UOM attached to it. Is it
possible to save this data in XML format?

I have WSDL which uses structure where one field is named "System". When I
create proxy class for it (either by adding as Web reference in VS2005 or by
using wsdl.exe tool) I am getting compilation errors all around the class.
Particularly on attribute lines before property ...

I have an XML document which looks like
<folder>
 <link author="ME"/ url="something">
 <link author="YOU" url="something else"/>

I'm sure somebody has to have done this already but I can't find
any good references.
If I have an XML file with an associated XSD what is the best way
to dynamically generate a web form with proper controls for the

I tried to use the following C#-code to run a XPath-query using "ends-with"
which is defined in the XPath-functions namespace
see: http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/xpath_functions.asp
 //xmlDoc is a valid XmlDocument that contains lots of children, also