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How to use XslCompiledTransform class to transform XML file in VB.NET

If you want to transform XML file into formatted HTML you can use combination of stylesheet and the XslCompiledTransform class (contained in the System.Xml.Xsl namespace). Note: In the next example will be used stylesheet explained in the article How to use XSL to transform XML content. The next code performs this transformation and saves the result …

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How to use XslCompiledTransform class to transform XML file in C#

If you want to transform XML file into formatted HTML you can use combination of stylesheet and the XslCompiledTransform class (contained in the System.Xml.Xsl namespace). Note: In the next example will be used stylesheet explained in the article How to use XSL to transform XML content. The next code performs this transformation and saves the result …

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How to use XSL to transform XML content

Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) is an XML-based language for creating stylesheets. You can use stylesheets (also known as transforms), with the help of an XSLT processor, to convert your XML document into other documents. In other words you can use an XSLT stylesheet to transform one type of XML to a different XML structure. An even …

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How to validate an XML document with XML Schemas in C#

You can validate an XML document against a schema, by using built in XmlReader’s validation features. Note: You can find more details about XML schemas from the article How to use XML Schemas in XML document.  You can follow the next steps when performing validation:

1. You need to import the System.Xml.Schema namespace, …

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How to search XML content with XPath in VB.NET

The GetElementsByTagName() method illustrated in the article How to search XML content with XmlDocument in VB.NET is fairly limited. It allows you to search based on the name of an element only. You can’t filter based on other criteria, such as the value of the element or attribute content. In these cases you can use XPath …

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How to search XML content with XPath in C#

The GetElementsByTagName() method illustrated in the article How to search XML content with XmlDocument in C# is fairly limited. It allows you to search based on the name of an element only. You can’t filter based on other criteria, such as the value of the element or attribute content. In these cases you can use XPath …

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How to search XML content with XmlDocument in VB.NET

You can perform a search with the XmlDocument by using  XmlDocument.GetElementsByTagName() method, which  searches an entire document tree for elements that have a specific name and returns an XmlNodeList that contains all the matches as XmlNode objects.

For example, the following code retrieves the title of each Book in the document:

 

‘ Load the XML file.

Dim XmlFile As …

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How to search XML content with XmlDocument in C#

You can perform a search with the XmlDocument by using  XmlDocument.GetElementsByTagName() method, which  searches an entire document tree for elements that have a specific name and returns an XmlNodeList that contains all the matches as XmlNode objects.

For example, the following code retrieves the title of each Book in the document:

 

// Load the XML file.

string xmlFile = …

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How to use XML Schemas in XML document

You can create any markup language by using XML due to XML standard flexibility.  This flexibility also raises a few problems.  You will not be sure that developers around the world using your XML format are following the rules. The solution is to create a formal document that states the rules of your custom markup language, …

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How to use XML Namespaces with XNamespace class in VB.NET

You can use the XNamespace class to create XML content that uses a namespace. You can find more information about XML namespaces from the article How to use XML Namespaces in XML document. When you want to use XNamespace class you should define an XNamespace object first. Then you should add this XNamespace object to the …

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