I know this is a bit stupid, but XML I\'m transforming sometimes has an element that is just a single or double whitespace. Like this:
While trying to parse through an RSS feed for a blog, I am running into a problem. While every element goes into my class fine, the one containing the actual content is always empty.
I have a .NET Web Service(.asmx, not .svc) that accepts a string via HTTP POST. The strings it accepts are xml infosets I then parse via XElement.Parse. Once parsed into an XElement instance, I add a
I\'m converting some code that currently uses an XmlWriter to create a document to instead return an XElement of the content.
I\'m using the XElement object to build some HTML in the code-behind on an ASP.NET page. I may or may not add some XAttributes to this XElement as I go along, in the following fashion:
I\'ve an application that search XML over the network (using TcpClient), these XML have various encoding (one site in UTF8, other in Windows-1252). I would like encode all of these XML in UTF-8 (alway
I need to read an xml document from a database record into an XDocument object in order for it to be deserialized. So that the deserialization will work, I need to apply a specific namespace to each o
I want to return t开发者_如何学编程he latitude node (for example) from the following XML string (from Yahoo geocoding API.)
In C#, assume that I have an XElement (say myXElement) containing some XML structure. By calling myXElement.Save(\"/path/to/myOutput.xml\");
I am simulating a web service that will return an XElement. The service makes its XElement from a database. In order to have a local test service I have created an XML Document which simulates a list
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