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Yep, the redistributable CAB for MSXML4 SP3 is now available for download. Now you can deploy the latest / greatest version MSXML4 along with your app. http://www.microsoft.com/DOWNLOADS/details.aspx?familyid=7F6C0CB4-7A5E-4790-A7CF-9E139E6819C0&displaylang=en
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As mentioned in the SQL Server Support Blog , you may find an issue installing SQL Server 2005 if you install MSXML Core Services 6.0 Service Pack 2 on Windows XP SP2, then upgrade to Windows XP SP3, then try the SQL install. Check out that post for more
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Over this past weekend, the XSLT Timer tool has been released on Code Gallery. This is a very simple tool, that will simply allow you to type / paste in a document and an XSLT stylesheet, and then tell you how long it takes on average to do the transform
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This is something that I've been asked more than once, and so here goes an answer that might help if you run into this. Let's say that you create a new project and borrow code or do something of the sort, and suddenly start getting an error message such
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To continue on my previous example on slicing (I made the term up, by the way), today we'll do something a little different. Let's say that instead of just inserting the slice elements and a few items, we want to copy the whole tree n times (where n is
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I'm very, very pleased about today's announcement on LINQ to XSD being available on CodePlex . The functionality available should be esentially the same as what was released in the last Alpha Preview, so if you were already using this, it should be a
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First, let me start with a disclaimer: I'm not an XSLT guru. I know folks that can truly do amazing things with it. Every now and then, though, I can help someone, and I thought I'd share a solution I came up with recently. I'll be happy to see alternate
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I've posted a page on XSLT Resources that I hope to add to over time - stay tuned.
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Welcome to the XSLT Resources Page. I'm maintaining this page as a hub of links to additional resources that developers that use XSLT will probably find useful. MSDN Resources XSLT Transformations . Provides conceptual material on using XSLT on the .NET
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Beth Massi shows off how you can use XML literals in VB.NET to do some very, very powerful stuff in a very, very straightforward way. http://www.dnrtv.com/default.aspx?showNum=138 Enjoy!
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Following up from my last post , danieldsmith asked about a couple of additional details. I think I responded in the comments, but because (a) it's generally useful, and (b) I had some problems with my network connection (because I monkeying around with
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When loading an XML document through XmlDocument.Load or XDocument.Load , the default behavior when finding a DTD reference is to go resolve the URL, which typically means one or more web requests. Often, however, the DTD is there more as a marker of
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Here's a good word of warning: even if an object "feels" read-only because you're not calling code to modify it, if it's not documented as safe for use from multiple threads, then you shouldn't risk it. In particular, I'd like to talk about XmlSchema
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This question came up in the forums a little while ago, and I thought it might be interesting to do some comparisons. I first came up with a few ways of turning an XmlDocument into an XDocument. private static XDocument DocumentToXDocument( XmlDocument
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I've written in the past about XML & languages, and why you might be interested in being aware of the language associated with text. xml:lang is your friend, as you can tell from these older posts. Something that is a bit special about xml:lang is
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