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Just as XML itself has evolved, so the XML related classes in .NET Framework 2.0 have changed. Alex Homer finds out what's different..  -
Knowing how and where to store things is bread and butter stuff for an Application Developer. This article examines an area of storage known as ‘Isolated Storage’ that was introduced to the Windows environment alongside the introduction of the .NET Framework. We’ll discover, what it is and how and why to use it. . -
This article illustrates a mixture of common .NET methods for formatting and presenting in a readable fashion any XML document you may encounter. The latest hype with XML Web Services and even the .NET Framework itself relies on XML as its backbone, therefore this is no light matter. . -
In the past, maintaining the state of an object in ASP often required some very inventive and painstaking code. In the brave new world of .NET, however, Object Serialization offers us a comparatively easy way to do just that, as well as some other useful tasks..
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A simple demonstration of how to apply an XSL transformation to an XML file and save the output using .NET. -
I've seen many, many requests on the Microsoft newsgroups asking how you can insert a picture into a Word document without saving it to the file system first. This example application described in this blog illustrates both methods for inserting a picture firstly using the Word object model (InlineShapes.AddPicture) and secondly using Word's XML support (InsertXML).. -
Learn how to implement the IXmlSerializable in order to customize serialization of your objects - for instance, serializing a NameValueCollection.. -
To teach how to write XML and Schemas (or DTD's). Some of the schemas language can be difficult to understand. I needed an easy (and free) way to know if my work was correct, if not then exactly what was wrong with it. As implied above, this example will also show you how to use schemas in your own programs. . -
Someone recently asked on the Undernet #C# channel for help with inserting a block of XML into an existing XML document. After perusing a couple of MSDN articles here's what I came up with..
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