I am trying to display XML in a WebBrowser Control.  I receive a data feed of
XML and am trying to inject it into the control.  I have not been successful
in doing so.
The only solution I have found is to write it to a temp file and then use

Hi. My company has an application which exposes some web services.
During testing, I am only able to view the WSDL file on certain PCs and
not on others. When the following address is loaded into IE, it loads
the initial myApp page instead of the WSDL pages showing the available

I am parsing a xml string for a specific element using XmlTextReader (code
below).  I now need to change it to get the element's value plus get the
parent node's name.  Can someone help me?
Thanks

I used XslCompiledTransform with the following Xsl file. The <xsl:text
disable-output-escaping="yes"> does not work when using XslCompiledTransform
to do the trnasform (namely the output contain < not <), while it works when
using MSXML2 to do the transform. Does anyone have the ...

I display a xml file with the TreeView control (Windows Forms) on my
MainForm. Now, I would like to be able to edit this xml file (XmlElements)
when I select a node in this TreeView.
For the editing, I have a UserControl with the corresponding controls

I have the following xml structure:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<assemblies>
<assembly name="a1">

I've been experiencing OutOfMemory errors on our prodution webserver for a
few weeks now. I've finally managed to isolate (I think) the problem to our
use of c# script blocks in our xsl files.
While debugging I discovered that the app domain for one of our sites had

I need to make a web service call using an HTTPS POST. XML data is returned
in the body of the
HTTPS reply. What is the best way to do this with asp.net web services?
I am very comfortable in the world of asp.net and C# but have done nothing

I'm creating an Excel sheet in my C# program.
The sheet uses XSL which is located on disk for formatting.
The current code is:
  string xslStyle = @"u:\AR Audit.xsl";

An XML Schema document is an XML document, and (in .net) an XML document can
be loaded from a string. Is there a simple way to load an XML Schema document
from a string? The closest I can see is to wrap the string in a stream and
pass the stream to the constructor.

How does XPath performance compare to accessing a Hashtable structure?
I will need to access the same data repeatedly throughout the lifecycle
of my application. What factors should I take into consideration?

I am currently developing an xbrl validation software that takes an xml
instance file and a lot of schemas(xsd files) and  validates it against the
xsd files.  I am using Visual basic in visual studio 2005. I have managed to
cycle through the xml file , validate most of the ...

I recently upgraded to xp64.  Development is still done in 32.  I've found
that com+ 1.5 apps exposed as a web services no longer work locally due to  
this error:
Server cannot access application directory

I have a routine I call to post XML from vb.net to a url over http
It can be the XML file can be quite a size sometime I expect it to
exceed 10mb.
I started using a routine to post the file to a URL from vb.net, but

"The all element provides an XML representation that describes an
unordered set of element types."
But for minOccurs, and maxOccurs I can only use "0" or "1". How can I
achieve that I can have more than 1 or 0 elements of the element types