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I was wondering if it's possible to write something like this:
<Window ... xmlns definitions ... DataContext=<!--Create an instance here--> ></Window>
Instead of this:
<Window ... xmlns definitions ... > <Window.DataContext&...
Started by RobSullivan on
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I am not sure if x:Static caches the object it once retrieved... .
How about DataContext="{x:Static SomeClass.SomeProperty}" and then in SomeClass:
public static object SomeProperty { get { return new object(); } }
Where object is the type you want to create .
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How to add a comment node before the root <svg> element but after the xml prolog?
Or will it be less resource expensive to insert the comment with a regexp on the serialized DOM?
Started by SpShut on
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R="30" style="fill: none; stroke: #F00; stroke-width: 2px"/> </svg>
The root element (ie DOMParser().parseFromString(s, 'text/xml'); // insert a comment node before the root node.
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Hi, can i someway disable rendering of root element of collection?
this class with serialization attibutes
[XmlRoot(ElementName="SHOPITEM", Namespace="")] public class ShopItem { [XmlElement("PRODUCTNAME")] public string ProductName { get; set; } [XmlArrayItem...
Started by Jan Remunda on
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What you can do however, is manuallyI don't believe it is possible to remove this element using the default xml serialization" element, just mark it up with an [XmlElement....
Xml (no root element) for the object, which is not allowed.
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I need to create an XmlDocument with a root element containing multiple namespaces. Am using C# 2.0 or 3.0
Here is my code:
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument(); XmlElement root = doc.CreateElement("JOBS", "http://www.example.com"); doc.AppendChild(root...
Started by Metro Smurf on
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Hi,
try to add the namespace attribute to the root element:
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument(); XmlElement root = doc.CreateElement("JOBS", "http://www.example.com"); root.SetAttribute("xmlns:JOB", "http://www.example.com"); doc.....
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I need to be able to select the root element without knowing the node types, class, id or hierachy.
<div id="0"> <div id="0a"> <div id="a01"></div> </div> <div id="0b"> </div> <div id="0c"> </div> ...
Started by Sqoo on
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Var root = document.firstChild;
you could look into using the parent is that for a html document, this will always give....
If you're looking for a root div element (presuming is not needed...
Gt; * > *');
and so on and so forth.
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Hi All,
I am writing a PowerShell wrapper for an existing Perl script. The Perl script is fed a couple of parameters and goes off and configures all our HP iLO devices for us, and returns the results in an XML format. The problem is the result comes out...
Started by Chage on
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I think VERSION="2.22"/> is a self-closing....
You could also split that a root element would work since each of those bits have a version node in there.
Either tweaking the Perl or wrapping a root element around it should work.
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Greetings all.
I'm getting an asp.net error "Root element is missing" when I load the results of a REST request into an XmlDocument. The same REST request looks fine and returns valid results when I execute it using the Firefox addon "RESTTEST". But the...
Started by NorthK on
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To get this to work you have to configure the XMLDocument object .
That's why it didn't have the root.
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I have a .net web application that has a Flex application embedded within a page. This flex application calls a .net webservice. I can trace the execution proccess through the debugger and all looks great until I get the response:
soap:ReceiverSystem....
Started by mmattax on
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Issue was that I forgot to include in xmlns (the namespace) in the root element when sending requests.
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I have this XML :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <IMPORT mode="FULL"> .... </IMPORT>
I'm trying to convert it with the following XSLT stylesheet:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" ...
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Try to use <xsl:value-of select="IMPORT/@mode"/>
You're not actually on the IMPORT element"/> </xsl:template> <xsl:template match="IMPORT"> <xsl:element name="import">:element name="import"> <xsl:attribute....
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Every time my WCF Host application pool starts, the client making the first WCF call to it always throws "System.Xml.XmlException: There are multiple root elements" All subsequent calls work perfectly.
This exception happens on the consumer/client side...
Started by Nathan on
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I would investigate how you build your DataContracts -- you are using DataContracts and not the XML serialization attributes, right?
Edit: Based on our comments, I'm going to give a recommendation for your refactoring... .
It sounds to me like a serialization issue.
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