I have a class that I want to serialise to XML. The name of outer element of the class when serialised needs to be controlled by the application.
The protocol buffers Java tutorial states: One key feature provided by protocol message classes is reflection. [...] One very useful way to use reflection is for converting protocol messages to and
I am using xsd to generate classes from an xml file.It is working ok but there is one part of the xml file that is not being generated as I would like.
The following code; var c = (char) 1; var serializer = new XmlS开发者_Go百科erializer(typeof (string));
I am trying to serialise some C# classes to XML. Things were going fine until I tried to introduce some inherited classes.
I was surprised when I encountered it, and wrote a console application to check it and make sure I wasn\'t doing anything else.
I have some XML that I am consuming and deserializing. <Foo> <Bars Baz=\"9\"> <Bar>...</Bar>
I am working in Ubuntu. I 开发者_Go百科have a .h file with a class and a lot of nested classes. I would like to create an XML file from an object. Can someone please give me a library that creates XML
Given this XML element: <SampleA>0</SampleA> Why is reader.HasValue resolving to false when the element clearly has a value (\"0\")?
I\'m trying to get that XML: <person> <foo>thing</foo> <bar>other</bar> </person>
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