It shows a way to use LINQ to query an XML record with subsets and attributes then convert the results into a data table.

The standard XML serializer is forgiving when deserializing XML documents with unexpected elements and attributes. Generally these additional XML nodes are ignored, though their existence can be identified with the use of deserialization events.

Great article and explanation about how you can use new features of xsd 1.1.

Need to organize big xml files?

Index DB storage is another important storage unit of browser local cache storage. Applications can take advantage of local storage to store data based on index. The data is stored in a hashtable using javascript and html 5.

I needed to keep some XML in the App.config without constraining it with a schema. There is no out-of-the-box support for this in .NET unfortunately. So I wrote a small class to facilitate this and a small app that uses it.

This example will show you how to get OpenAccess to serialize a class to xml, and store it in the database. In the end you will have a reusable TypeConverter you can use to store any class as XML using OpenAccess!

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Xslt can be very handy, specially when you have a bunch of data in xml format and you want to extract some. To extract all the bindings froma running iis6 server the easiest way is to...

A simple code example.

Arrays and collections can be serialized to XML. The standard action when using the default serializer is for the name of the collection property to be added to the XML, with a contained element for each item named according to the items' data types.

In today's world, developers have a somewhat unpleasant choice between doing this efficiently with fairly difficult APIs such as the XmlReader/XmlWriter or SAX, and doing this easily with DOM or XSLT and accepting a fairly steep performance penalty as documents get very large.

Serialize/deserialize your objects using generics. Customize settings like indentation, encoding, namespaces and others.

Reflection is a powerful tool when used correctly. In this penultimate chapter of Fluent XML Serialization, I will show you how Fluently-XML uses configuration data built up from a domain-specific language to perform serialization at runtime.