xmlserializer

I am sending a XML to a aspnet core web api. The value for the namespace prefix cfdi: is defined in a containing node: <cfdi:Comprobante> <cfdi:Conceptos> </cfdi:Conceptos> <cfdi:Addenda> <bfa2:AddendaBuzonFiscal version="2.0" xmlns:bfa2="http://www.buzonfiscal.com/ns/addenda/bf/2"><bfa2:TipoDocumento nombreCorto="FAC" descripcion="Factura"/><bfa2:CFD totalConLetra="CINCUENTA Y DOS MIL QUINIENTOS OCHENTA Y NUEVE PESOS 64/100 M.N." observaciones="OBSERVACIONES"/><bfa2:Extra atributo="ClaveTransportista" valor="00328"/><bfa2:Extra atributo="NoRelacionPemex" valor="1-2"/> <bfa2:Extra atributo=

I have a large XML document that I have loaded into an XmlDocument and I want to use the XmlSerializer class to deserialize selected elements from it into a .NET class generated using xsd.exe. Here's an MCVE of what I've tried so far; the xsd and generated class are at the end of the post. As noted in the comments in the code, I am getting an InvalidOperationException - <Cars xmlns:'http://MyNamespace' /> was not expected : static string XmlContent = @" <RootNode xmlns=""http://MyNamespace""> <Cars> <Car make=""Volkswagen"" /> <Car make=""Ford"" /> <Car make=""Opel"" /> </Cars> </RootNode>";

With DataContracts you can derive from IExtensibleDataObject to allow round-tripping to work without losing any unknown additional data from your XML file. I can't use DataContract because I need to control the formatting of the output XML. But I also need to be able to read a future version of the XML file in the old version of the app, without losing any of the data from the XML file. e.g. XML v1: <Person> <Name>Fred</Name> </Person> XML v2: <Person> <Name>Fred</Name> <Age>42</Age> </Person> If reading an XML v2 file from v1 of my app, deserializing and serializing it again turns it into an

I am trying to save an array of lists of an object in C# with in a xml file. I succeeded to save a array of an object and a list of objects but not an array of lists of an object. using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; namespace expirement { public class Box { public int x; public Box(int a) { x = a; } public Box() { } } public class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { List<Box>[] MainArr = new List<Box>[1]; MainArr[0] = new List<Box>(); Box Box1 = new Box(1); MainArr[0].Add(Box1); System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer writer = new System

I have a collection property that is of a custom type which inherits from BindingList. Currently, this property gets serialized via XmlSerializer even though it has no Setter. I now am trying to implement IXmlSerializable on this custom collection class and see that the WriteXml() and ReadXml() interface methods only get called if my collection property has a Setter. Why does serialization ignore this property now unless there is a Setter when before it serialized correctly without one. To Reproduce: First, have a class called "Item": public class Item { public Item() {} // Generates some

I like how XmlSerialize works, so simple and elegant and with attributes =p However, I am running into Out of Memory issue while building up a collection of all my objects prior to serializing to xml file. I am populating an object from a SQL database and intend to write the object out to XML using XmlSerialize. It works great for small subsets but if I try to grab all the objects from the DB I reach an Out of Memory exception. Is there some ability of XmlSerialize that would allow me to grab batches of 100 objects out of the database, then write them, grab the next batch of 100 objects and