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Questions - xmlserializer

Iterate through an XML document

What's the efficient way to iterate through this XML document using C#? This document is the result of relationship between two apps. Hence there is the info for the user, and the info for the request...
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user616912

c#

xml

xmlserializer

Votes: 0

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From the comments, your question is how you deserialize the nested records. A class structure like this seems to work: public class Records { [XmlElement("Record")] public List<Re...
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canton7

Removing unicode BEL \u0007 special character from json string

I have a JSON response from 3rd party API, and I am trying to convert that into XML file using c# code. Response field in text view: "description":"\u0007\tPost-show meet & greet wi...
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Gufran Khan

c#

unicode

ascii

xmlserializer

Votes: 0

Answers: 0

c# xml replace xmlns:noNamespaceSchemaLocation with NS0:noNamespaceSchemaLocation

I have a requirement to generate a xml file with a C# MVC application, with the following attributes: <File NS0:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="myXML.xsd" xmlns:NS0="http://www.w3.org/200...
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jtorrescr

c#

xml

xmlserializer

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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The xmlns:NS0 attribute is a namespace declaration, and you have correctly added this to XmlSerializerNamesapces. The NS0:noNamespaceSchemaLocation is just an attribute, this needs to be part of your ...
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Charles Mager

Consume Web Service, Serialize XML response, save xml to database

I have this situation, I am creating a Web Service in C# where I need to consume a SOAP Web Service, which gives me an XML response back, I need to serialize this XML response and save it to a table i...
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User_789465

asp.net

database

web-services

xml-serialization

xmlserializer

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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Well, you have a couple of options really. Essentially, if you aren't leveraging an ORM (like Hibernate or some such), you want to: Grab the XML payload Get that deserialized into an object instance ...
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Liam Stewart

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