How to Serialize and DeSerialize an object into XML Posted on: 10 J

submitted by dotnetfunda 6 days, 7 hours ago

dotnetfunda.com — In this article, I am going to show how to Serialize and DeSerialize an object (can be a collection object or an object) into XML format using ASP.NET System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer class. read more...

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Finally Google Opened the Protocol Buffer's source

openpractice.blogspot.com — Good news for XML developers; Protocol Buffer is a data format has been in development at Google since 2001. Well Google said it has many advantages over XML.It could be 3 to 10 times smaller and 20 to 100 times faster than XML for serializing structured data. read more...

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Introduction to XML - BEGINNER's Guide - Chapter 2 of 3

openpractice.blogspot.com — In this chapter we're going to talk about how we can define our appropriate pattern to validate an XML document which help us to figure out that if this XML file follows the pattern or not. First we'll talk about DTDs and after that we're going to learn XSD and its differences with DTD,advantages or disadvantages. Finally talking about an XML related conversion technology. read more...

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XML to DataTable with LINQ

submitted by naspinski 13 days, 4 hours ago

naspinski.net — Easy way to get your XML into a DataTable. Now I might just be blind, or incredibly incapable at searching google or reading my LINQ books (very possible) but I hadn't found a simple way to get a 2-level XML document into a DataTable for use in a GridView or just simple DataTable manipulation utilizing LINQ (I assume this is because DTs are 2 dimensional, and XML files can be all sorts of mash-ups of information). Since LINQ is so powerful, I assumed it wouldn't be all that difficult, turns out I was right, it's pretty easy. read more...

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XML into SQL Server 2000

52coding.com — XML into SQL Server a number of ways, here one of three kinds: read more...

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OpenXmlDiff.Exe: Utility to Find Differences Between Two Open XML Docs

submitted by wisemx 1 month, 6 days ago

blogs.msdn.com — This blog post introduces a small command line utility (OpenXmlDiff.Exe, code attached to this page) that compares two Open XML documents and produces a textual report of the differences in markup between them. This utility was born out of sheer frustration. I've been needing this utility for months. I've always accomplished my goals without it, but it would have been a time-saver several times in the past. I've heard rumors of this existing elsewhere, but it has always eluded me. Using this utility, we can create two documents with a very small difference between them, and see the exact changes that the difference caused. Sometimes this alone is enough to explain the markup. But if further explanation is necessary, the diff makes it easy to find the relevant places in the Open XML specification. For our purposes, the currently published Ecma 376 specification works just fine. read more...

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Learning XPath Expressions By Examples

digcode.com — XPath is a language for finding information in an XML document. XPath uses path expressions to navigate through elements and attributes in an XML document. This article focuses on how to form all kinds of Xpath expressions to navigate an XML document describing a book. read more...

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Cache XmlResolverq

submitted by alkampfer 2 months ago

nablasoft.com — When you open a large set of XHTML document with the XmlDocument, each time you parse the file the corresponding dtd are downloaded from the network, here is a simple way to cache the result on disk. read more...

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