xmlserializer

Having problems deserializing some xml into an object in C#. The error that I receive is... xmlns=''> was not expected. The XSD that I received to generate my class is as follows... <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xs:schema targetNamespace="xml.AAAAAAA.com/commerce/apres-vente_technique/assistance" xmlns:pgp="xml.AAAAAAA.com/commerce/apres-vente_technique/assistance" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" elementFormDefault="qualified" attributeFormDefault="unqualified"> <xs:element name="ListeAvisRemboursements"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>Liste des avis de remboursements<

I ve been looking at this for a while now It seems that binary serialisation is discouraged as any change to field names breaks serialisation =? Not Good XMLSerializer is problematic because you have to provide a no arg constructor and public fields although you do have more control over elements being attributes or elements and their naming DataContractSerializer is good but all suclassses need to be explicitly added which is a shame However I stumbled across NetDataContractSerializer which does not have this limitation. If your goal is C# serialisation and no big constraints on size of xml

I'm trying to implement a client for a service with a really deficient spec. It's SOAP-like, although it has no WSDL or equivalent file. The spec also doesn't provide any information about the correct ordering of elements - they're listed alphabetically in the spec, but the service returns an XML parse error if they're out of order in the request (said order to be derived by examining the examples). I can work with this for submitting requests, even if it's a pain. However, I don't know how to handle responses correctly. With both SoapEnvelope and directly with XmlSerializer , if the response

When using XSD.EXE to generate classes from an XML Schema, it generates xxxSpecified members of any primitives of a given object: <xs:complexType name ="Foo"> <xs:all> <xs:element name ="Count" type = "xs:integer"/> </xs:all> </xs:complexType> ....generates: public class Foo { public int Count { get; set; } public bool CountSpecified { get; set; } } It appears the latest version of JSON.NET can automatically set these properties when deserializing. string request = "{ Count : 10 }"; var object = JsonConvert.Deserialize<Foo>(request) Assert.IsTrue(object.Count = 10); // Yup Assert.IsTrue(object

Given a (contrived) base class, and a sub class we want to serialize via WCF using the XmlSerializer. We decorate a collection (see the response class) as per the article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.xml.serialization.xmlelementattribute.aspx (see remarks section). Issue is that although the correct WSDL seems to be generated, SVCUtil generates a class file where the GetUserResponse class contains a property named Items. Is this to do with applying [XmlElement] to an array? Although the XmlArray element doesn't have a Type property. Thanks in advance. [Serializable] [XmlType

I am working with one of our partner to integrate our business services. I am using WCF (.Net 3.5) to communicate with partner web service. I think partner web service is written in Java. Using SVC util I generated proxy class. Instead DataContract serializer, svcutil used xmlserializer. But WSDL provided by partner and the web service response SOAP xml does not match. Since the partner not interested in changing the wsdl, I have changed downloaded WSDL manually to match the response. That issue has been fixed. Now I am running into different problem. When I send a request to the web service,