We have an app that uses the XmlTextWriter to write XML to the local disk. It
works and it's great. Now they want to write it to the database instead. Is
there a way that I can just get the XML out of the XmlTextWriter? I looked at
the XmlTextWriter class and can't seem to figure ...

I have an xml schema that I am working on. I wanted to know if it was a
normal thing to do something like this:
1. Have a ZipCode simple type that has to be 5 characters long.
2. Have a StateCode simple type that has to be 2 characters long.

Hi.  By persistence, I've discovered that when several nested elements
in a schema are each qualified by a namespace, I can successfully
reference them in a select statement by qualifying each element by its
namespace in succession.  For example, for a schema that qualfies each

I'm new to using XML, so I'm seeking some general pointers about approaching
a project. I'd like to read the sitemap xml file, and generate a graphic
representation of the website from the site map. I would like to do this
dynamically (creating the page from the current sitemap ...

 I have a string which can have ONLY ONE mobile number or multiple mobile
numbers(seperated by semi colon).
dim str as string = "+919886735837;+919820444818;+919916302180"
OR in this below format

I have an Access DB, containing car and engine specifications entered
by hand by jobbers. I use an XML file to parse the information in the
specifications. Sometime they used "extended" characters to specify
dimension or range:

I'm trying to use XmlCsvReader that is quoted in example
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa302293.aspx on msdn. I'm using
VS2008. When I compile I receive an error for
using Microsoft.XML ;

What is the correct procedure to decrypt a xmldsig document encrypted
with the receiver's public key?
I can successfully load the correct private key from the .pfx file or
search for it in the certificate storage but I'm hit with the

Hi, I'm wondering if I made a large architectural screwup.  I wanted to use
new features in VS2008 including LINQ in my web service and have targeted the
3.5 framework with the web service.  However, my Windows Forms client targets
the 2.0 framework as I don't want my clients to ...

I'm having some trouble selecting the some XML nodes from a Flickr
atom feed.  He's the a cut down version of the code to illustrate my
problem:
using System.Xml;

I have a generated xml (dbml) document that I have to add new elements to..  here's an amended snippet..
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Database Name="mydb" EntityNamespace="MyEntity" ContextNamespace="MyEntity" Class="MyClass" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft ...

What kind of XML jugglery will permit me to covert a XML Document with
"Qualified" elements into an XML document without Qualified Elements.
eg: The source document is something like
<ns0:baseelement xmlns:"http://schemas.myorg.com/solutions/yabadaba">

we have a 3 gig of xml data. we need to transform this data using our XSL
file.
when i use the regular transform methods of course i run out of memeory.
the XSL file has quite bit of rules so i really cannot move them in to my

i am doing some research where i need to parse some data from SEC web site.
the data is not in xml format and sort of unstructured.
can someone recommand me a way to parse this data.
i need to gather a lot of filings of the sort which i would rather not do

Asking for XML atribute value
HI,
I m lost when I wanna ask for attributes value’s
XML file: