MSXML package
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Hello everyone, 1. I am wondering what is the relationship between various C# XML types (e.g. XMLWriter, XPath, XMLDocument, XMLSerializer, etc.) and MSXML package? Does all the types just wrap and call the functons in MSXML package? 2. When install .Net Framework Runtime, MSXML will be installed automatically? thanks in advance, George
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Hello everyone, 1. I am wondering what is the relationship between various C# XML types (e.g. XMLWriter, XPath, XMLDocument, XMLSerializer, etc.) and MSXML package? Does all the types just wrap and call the functons in MSXML package? 2. When install .Net Framework Runtime, MSXML will be installed automatically? thanks in advance, George
George_George wrote:
various C# XML types (e.g. XMLWriter, XPath, XMLDocument, XMLSerializer, etc.)
They are .NET framework classes and not C#. I don't know what you are asking. MSXML is a separate SDK which will be useful for JScript users. 2 - I think so.
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George_George wrote:
various C# XML types (e.g. XMLWriter, XPath, XMLDocument, XMLSerializer, etc.)
They are .NET framework classes and not C#. I don't know what you are asking. MSXML is a separate SDK which will be useful for JScript users. 2 - I think so.
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Thanks N a v a n e e t h! You mean MSXML is a separate thing and has nothing with CLR XML related function (no dependencies)? regards, George
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Thanks N a v a n e e t h! You mean MSXML is a separate thing and has nothing with CLR XML related function (no dependencies)? regards, George
Yep, you can use MSXML with C#, but then you have to deal with all of it's problems, which are normally worse than what you are trying to avoid.
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Yep, you can use MSXML with C#, but then you have to deal with all of it's problems, which are normally worse than what you are trying to avoid.
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Thanks Spacix, I am still a little confused. Does the C# XML classes (in more details CLR) dependent on MSXML? Or they are separate things (products/SDKs)? regards, George
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Thanks Spacix, I am still a little confused. Does the C# XML classes (in more details CLR) dependent on MSXML? Or they are separate things (products/SDKs)? regards, George
They are 100% separate things, MSXML is legacy XML interface from a while back build into IE5.5 and still used for XML DOM in JScript along with MSHTML. Most people have used Msxml2 if you've messed with AJAX in IE. System.XML and MSXML are incompatabale data types. I don't know of, nor heard of a way to Marshal from one to the other.
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They are 100% separate things, MSXML is legacy XML interface from a while back build into IE5.5 and still used for XML DOM in JScript along with MSHTML. Most people have used Msxml2 if you've messed with AJAX in IE. System.XML and MSXML are incompatabale data types. I don't know of, nor heard of a way to Marshal from one to the other.
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Thanks Spacix, Question answered. regards, George