I'm trying to serialize/deserialize the XML for an RSS 1.0 Feed (i.e. RDF)
and the root element, as required by the standard, looks like this:
<rdf:RDF ...>
</rdf:RDF>
However, I've tried everything using XmlRootAttribut e, XmlTypeAttribut e,
XmlSerializerNa mespacesAttribu te, etc, and nothing will serialize to or
deserialize from this root element format.
I can get child elements to be prefixed by using the XmlElementAttri bute and
a namespace, but cannot achieve this with the root element, which is required
to serialize and deserialize RDF documents.
How do you make this work?
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"Hone" <Ho**@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote in message
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I'm trying to serialize/deserialize the XML for an RSS 1.0 Feed (i.e. RDF)
and the root element, as required by the standard, looks like this:
<rdf:RDF ...>
</rdf:RDF>
However, I've tried everything using XmlRootAttribut e, XmlTypeAttribut e,
XmlSerializerNa mespacesAttribu te, etc, and nothing will serialize to or
deserialize from this root element format.
I can get child elements to be prefixed by using the XmlElementAttri bute
and
a namespace, but cannot achieve this with the root element, which is
required
to serialize and deserialize RDF documents.
How do you make this work?
It would help if you were to elaborate.
John
Ok, I'm using XmlSerializer to serialize and deserialize an object to Xml.
Primarily, I am attempting to use the XmlSerializer.D eserialize method to
deserialize an RSS 1.0 (RDF) feed directly into a .NET object.
However, by the specification of the RSS 1.0 (RDF) format, the root element
of the Xml should be <rdf:RDF>.
I have tried everything with the .NET framework to create a .NET class that
will serialize or deserialize to Xml that can begins with a prefixed or
qualified root element such as <rdf:RDF>.
I can use the XmlElement tag to generate Xml elements with a prefix,
however, I cannot make this work for the root element. No combination of
XmlRootAttribut e, XmlTypeAttribut e, etc will serialize or deserialize Xml
files with a prefixed or qualified root element.
"John Saunders" wrote:
"Hone" <Ho**@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote in message
news:27******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
I'm trying to serialize/deserialize the XML for an RSS 1.0 Feed (i.e. RDF)
and the root element, as required by the standard, looks like this:
<rdf:RDF ...>
</rdf:RDF>
However, I've tried everything using XmlRootAttribut e, XmlTypeAttribut e,
XmlSerializerNa mespacesAttribu te, etc, and nothing will serialize to or
deserialize from this root element format.
I can get child elements to be prefixed by using the XmlElementAttri bute
and
a namespace, but cannot achieve this with the root element, which is
required
to serialize and deserialize RDF documents.
How do you make this work?
It would help if you were to elaborate.
John
"Hone" <Ho**@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote in message
news:C0******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
Ok, I'm using XmlSerializer to serialize and deserialize an object to Xml.
Primarily, I am attempting to use the XmlSerializer.D eserialize method to
deserialize an RSS 1.0 (RDF) feed directly into a .NET object.
However, by the specification of the RSS 1.0 (RDF) format, the root
element
of the Xml should be <rdf:RDF>.
I have tried everything with the .NET framework to create a .NET class
that
will serialize or deserialize to Xml that can begins with a prefixed or
qualified root element such as <rdf:RDF>.
I can use the XmlElement tag to generate Xml elements with a prefix,
however, I cannot make this work for the root element. No combination of
XmlRootAttribut e, XmlTypeAttribut e, etc will serialize or deserialize Xml
files with a prefixed or qualified root element.
Here's the declaration of a class which is at the root of my XML:
[XmlType("testRe sults",
Namespace = "urn:testResult s.namespace.com ")]
public class TestResults
{
}
John
Answer:
1. Instantiate an XmlSerializerNa mespaces object.
2. Use the Add method of the object to add all (prefix, namespace) pairs
needed.
3. Include the object as the third parameter in the Serialize method of the
XMLSerializer object.
"Hone" <Ho**@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote in message
news:27******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
I'm trying to serialize/deserialize the XML for an RSS 1.0 Feed (i.e. RDF)
and the root element, as required by the standard, looks like this:
<rdf:RDF ...>
</rdf:RDF>
However, I've tried everything using XmlRootAttribut e, XmlTypeAttribut e,
XmlSerializerNa mespacesAttribu te, etc, and nothing will serialize to or
deserialize from this root element format.
I can get child elements to be prefixed by using the XmlElementAttri bute
and
a namespace, but cannot achieve this with the root element, which is
required
to serialize and deserialize RDF documents.
How do you make this work?
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