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From XML to Strong Types in C#


Demonstrates how to create strong types in C# by using the Xsd.exe utility and XML.


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How to convert a database table to an XML file


This article explains how to convert a database table to an XML file.


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Searching multiple XML files


A simple utility to quickly find nodes and attributes inside multiple XML files.


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Serialize custom collections of CollectionBase


Basic demo on how to serialize and deserialize custom collections


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Check if an XmlNode is a child node in an XML DOM tree


A recursive procedure to check if an XML node is a child node of another XML node in an XML DOM tree.


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XML Finite State Machine in VB.NET


This article describes an enhancment of the techniques in the article \'XML Finite State Machine in C#\' by Kevin Stewart. It encapsules the FSM in a \'black box\' using reflection and interfaces.


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Query XML with an XPath Expression by Using Visual Basic .NET


This article demonstrates how to query an XPathDocument object with an XML Path Language (XPath) expression using the XPathNavigator class. XPath is used programmatically to evaluate expressions and select specific nodes in a document


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Render DataTable Columns as XML Attributes Instead of Elements


This article demonstrates how to render DataTable columns as Extensible Markup Language (XML) attributes. A DataTable represents one table of in-memory relational data. You can create a DataTable and use it independently, or other Microsoft .NET Framework objects can use the DataTable, most commonly as a member of a DataSet object.


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HOW TO: Read XML Data from a URL


This article discusses a Beta release of a Microsoft product. The information in this article is provided as-is and is subject to change without notice.


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