attakrishna
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In c# is there any defined datatyps one can use in xsl and xml?
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xsl and xml?
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I'm sorry, I don't understand the question.
XML has it's own set of datatypes, defined via an XSD file (usual set of numeric, string, datetime types). The only tricky one is the datetime, where you have to use the XmlConvert class to convert from the .NET DateTime to the ISO-8601 format that XML requires (and back again).
All the other standard datatypes (string, int, etc) convert transparently, although to be 100% correct, you should pass them through the XmlConvert class.
If you want to store a class that you've written as XML, you can go through the usual XmlSerializer class (.NET usually takes care of this for you), or you can write your own ToXml property to do it (so you'll have more control over the format of the XML that gets produced).
Chip H.
XML has it's own set of datatypes, defined via an XSD file (usual set of numeric, string, datetime types). The only tricky one is the datetime, where you have to use the XmlConvert class to convert from the .NET DateTime to the ISO-8601 format that XML requires (and back again).
All the other standard datatypes (string, int, etc) convert transparently, although to be 100% correct, you should pass them through the XmlConvert class.
If you want to store a class that you've written as XML, you can go through the usual XmlSerializer class (.NET usually takes care of this for you), or you can write your own ToXml property to do it (so you'll have more control over the format of the XML that gets produced).
Chip H.
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