I am attempting to send my XML file through an API.I have done this no problem by using the below code, however when I try and send the FILE over it will not work,I am now getting in the browser:
In our production code, I\'ve seen XML attributes being read using explicit XName.Get call: var name = element.Attribute (XName.Get (\"name\"));
I\'m currently working on a Windows Phone 7 Application for the company I work for. For the configuration part I\'d like to share the configuration that is used for our iPhone Application and stored o
/*@\"C:\\xml\\xml2.xml\" <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?> <food> <fruits> <fruit>Apple</fruit>
I have an XDocument that I create from a byte array (received over tcp/ip). I then search for specific xml nodes (XElements) and after retrieving the value \'pop\' it off of the Xdocument by calling
I am new to using LINQ. I would like to use LINQ to retrieve a certain value to given string.I have a XML document (files.xml) that contains below formatting.
I have a large XElement property, and want to know the byte size of it for logging purposes. I don\'t want to just ToString() it because I have concerns about potentially big strings (not) 开发者_运维
I have an xml sitemap structured like a document tree, such that it looks like this: <Site> <File GUID=\"xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx\">FileName</file>
I have been doing a lot of reading on LINQ to XML but unfortunately this topic (which is fairly new to me) simply will not click. Having said that, please feel free to correct any misspeaks regarding
Sorry if this question is very basic, but I haven\'t worked with XML very much, and this is my first time working with LINQ to XML...开发者_如何学Go
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