I am trying to create an XML file to conform to someones XSD this XSD allows for XHTML content within its description tag. I have cut short the method hierarchy but basically it does the following:
I am trying to access this webservice, The problem is that sometimes XDocument.Parse is not able to process and generates an error System.Xml.XmlException: Root element is missing.on the line:
I have a XML source with nodes like this (Somewhat anonymized): <XXX> <Code A=\"oa\">01</Code>
<REETA xmlns=\"http://pria.org\"> <AFFIDAVIT> <COUNTY_NAME>BOBBIES COUNTY</COUNTY_NAME>
I\'m working with an xml fragment, and finding that I\'m doing the following a lot: dim x = xe.Element(\"foo\").Element(\"bar\").Element(\"Hello\").Element(\"World\").Value
XML sample (original link): <records> <record index=\"1\"> <property name=\"Username\">Sven</property>
I have this code : /*string theXml = @\"<Response xmlns=\"\"http://myvalue.com\"\"><Result xmlns:a=\"\"http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/My.Namespace\"\" xmlns:i=\"\"http://www.w3.org/
I have a function which generates xml for a list object: public XDocument ToXML() { foreach (var row in this)
I\'m a completly New to Linq2XML as I code to much lines to perform simple things, and in a simple project I wanted to give it a try...
I have a linq query that is querying over IEnumberable. When I have a matching element for my where clause I would开发者_高级运维 like to know the position of the element in the IEnumberable.