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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / XML / August 2007

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Adding a param to an XslCompiledTransform10 Aug 2007 18:40 GMT5
I written the following example program to highlight a problem I am
having with transforms and adding parameters.  Below is the code
followed by the XML and XSL.
The program runs as expected until I uncomment the following line.
Validating Xml Fragments .NET 2.010 Aug 2007 15:01 GMT5
I was wondering if someone would help me with validating specific
parts of an xml document again its XSD.
I would like to valiate the a fragment
<property name="TextMode">Multiline</property>
Exclude subnodes from Validation with .xsd file10 Aug 2007 13:22 GMT1
Hi NG,
Is there a way to specify in an XML SChema file (.xsd) that the validation
should go until a specified node, but not further down the document? So, in
the example below, the xml file should get validated only until the <column>
c# Namespace prefix question10 Aug 2007 08:45 GMT5
I have a problem with the namespace prefix.
I need to add nodes to a xml file that is not created by me.
It has a namespace with the prefix "NFD".
So an already existing node looks like that:
XSL Question10 Aug 2007 04:56 GMT2
<xsl:if test="fTOC[starts-with(@filename, '5')]">
         <xsl:element name="Section1">
              <xsl:attribute name="titleRef">Section 1 - Section
One</xsl:attribute>          
XMLTextReader reading too many characters08 Aug 2007 17:31 GMT13
I'm stumped though I have an idea of what might be happening.  I would
appreciate any help someone might give/suggest.
I have a well formed XML document.  Here is an example below.  The real
thing (a file) is almost a gig in size.
Newbie Question About Parsing XML file08 Aug 2007 15:30 GMT4
So far, I am used to working with well formed XML files like
<Top>
 <Node1>Val<Node1>
 <Node2>Val2<Node2>
encodig attribute of output element ignored08 Aug 2007 08:31 GMT2
Using xslt in .NET 2.0 I found no way to get the right encoding (UTF-8)
in the resulting xml file.
Here my setup:
test.xslt:
how to determine all namespaces used in a document08 Aug 2007 05:47 GMT2
I an writing some code which validates xml documents against the appropriate XML schemas. The problem is that I don't
always know which schemas are used for any particular document. Is there an XPATH query I can use to select all
nodes with namespace declarations throughout the ...
xsl:sort - where am I going wrong??07 Aug 2007 23:19 GMT1
I'm hoping someone can help me with what looks like a very simple problem. My
output does not sort the languages alphabetically as I would expect. Can
someone inspect my XSLT please? TIA!!
XML:
XSLT Doubt07 Aug 2007 14:20 GMT1
Is it possible to transform Two XML documents at once using XSLT?
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Serializing and deserializing XML07 Aug 2007 12:35 GMT6
I am trying to serialize and deserialise the following simple xml
document:
<msg>
 <subject>
how to include schema declaration in xslt output06 Aug 2007 19:31 GMT1
I apologize if this has been answered before, I couldn't find it.
I'm trying to transform XML to XML and specify a schema in the output
XML.  I am transforming nodes to different local names while keeping
the same namespace.  This works fine, until I try to introduce the
Wrong usage of xmlns?06 Aug 2007 15:28 GMT2
I need to integrate to a system that has XML like this:
<Calls xmlns="\\SomeMachine\Share\Schemas\Calls1_2.dtd" Version="1.2">
<Call>
<CallRef>Call1</CallRef>
XSLT with Database06 Aug 2007 15:26 GMT3
 Is it possible to query database in XSLT? or pass value to XSLT through C#
or VB.NET
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