GeezerButler wrote:
According to msdn, this method throws XmlException when
"There is a load or parse error in the XML. In this case, the
document
remains empty."
I cannot understand the difference between load and parse error.
IMO, only thing that would cause exception is Malformed xml.
right?
The XML could have a DOCTYPE declaration referencing a URL on a HTTP
server somewhere and then, if that URL is not available, you could get a
load error. At least that is what I assume the author of the
documentation had in mind when distinguishing between load and parse error.
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