I have a situation where I need to read another applications .config
file. I will have to add new nodes to various parts of the config file.
(It is actually the IIS 7 applicationHost.config file)
I am using C# to do this.

Putting the search textbox on the page is the easy part. What's preferred
way to find terms in XML files located on the file system?
Like finding stuff saved in XML files some of the blogs use these days to
store their blog items? There can be lots and lots and lots of XML files ...

In the following XML:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<Plcy service="ILiability" boId ="LifePolicy, 1">
  <Prem service="IPremium" boId ="RegularPremium, 1"></Prem>

I'm looking at storing data from an aspx form in an XML document, but what I
was looking into was how to reload the form, and populate the items from the
XML document, into their relevant server controls.
I have come across the XSL document but have not really seen it in use with

I'm trying to deserialize an RSS feed that can contains 2 namespaces.
FOr example, it can contain a tag <image> and/or <itunes:images>. I
couldn't figure out how to get both. This simplified extract of code
does not work:

Hi. I need to write xml export that will be used by another
application. That application requires that I add a doctype
delcaration to the document, referencing a certain dtd file. I do not
have the file, and don't really need the declaration myself, it will

I need to have random access to the XML document, selecting children may
depend of what parents are and vice versa, need to be able to go from deeper
level back to ancestors etc. So naturally XPath (and XPathDocument and
XPathNavigator) are the tools of choice. The problem is - ...

How to create a CLR DLL for Sql Server 2005? Is it just any .net class
library that you can load into Sql Server 2005 or is there some special
project type that I need to start with?

Hello NG!
Within attribute-values i can use the double quote, which is written
automaticly
as "&quot;" into the document by the XML-methods of .NET:

My xml is a collection of events:
<events>
    <event name="event1" />
    <event name="event2" />

I am having difficulty referencing a multiple file XSD schema in a .Net 2005
program. The schema files are shown below in their entirety.  
As soon as these files are included in my project, I get the following error
compiling the program:

How can I check that a document has XMLDeclaration ?
i.e. it has <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> in the beginning
thanks,
xke

I am stuck trying to apply the following logic to the below xml:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='ISO-8859-1'?>
<Collection>
  <Book Id='1' Locator='Yes'>

Right now, in order to validate my xml file against xsd, I include the
following line in the xml file: xmlns="urn:mySchemaName".
Is it possible to link xml to xsd without specifying the schema inside the
xml file?

I'm fairly new to xsd. I'm validating xml against xsd using
XmlReaderSettings. It looks like my xsd does not verify the element path: My
schema definition allows for both OrderProperties and OrderPartners elements,
however Partner can be specified only under OrderPartners. In ...