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System.Xml.XmlText Class
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Represents the text content of an element or attribute.

  • Namespace: System.Xml
  • First seen in: .NET v1.0.3705
  • Last seen in: .NET v1.1.4322
  • Last changed in: .NET v1.0.3705
  • Assembly: System.XML.dll

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  		• System.Xml.XmlCharacterData
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    Working with Complex Data Types in an XML Web Service - Part 1
    DotNetJunkies
    XML Web Services enable the exchange of complex data types, serialized as XML. Complex data types, such as ADO.NET DataSets and custom classes can be serialized as XML and either sent to the XML Web Service as an input argument, or returned from the XML Web Service as the result. In this article we will build the beginning of an XML Web Service, which we will finish in next week's article, when we will also build a consumer Web application.
    Working with Complex Data Types in an XML Web Service - Part 1
    DotNetJunkies
    XML Web Services enable the exchange of complex data types, serialized as XML. Complex data types, such as ADO.NET DataSets and custom classes can be serialized as XML and either sent to the XML Web Service as an input argument, or returned from the XML Web Service as the result. In this article, Doug builds an XML Web Service and a consumer Web application.
    Working with Xml DOM
    Master C#
    Xml - The standard for representing data over the internet is indeed very powerful and has a lot of importance in today's connected world, but very few platforms have been able to fully support Xml and its various specifications. On the .NET Platform, Microsoft has clearly displayed its interest in supporting Xml by providing an extensive API that fully supports the latest Xml standards.
    XML Classes from Web Services
    XML Magazine
    Although Web services can be used to return simple types such as integers and strings, I'll focus on how different XML-related classes found in the .Net platform can be returned from Web services to allow consuming clients to integrate the data received into an application using technologies such as XSLT. After introducing a simple example of how the XmlDocument and XmlNode classes can be returned, I'll walk you through a news filter Web service that demonstrates why and when you may want to return these object types from a Web Service.
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