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What's new in System.Xml 2.0 : Alex Homer
Monday, June 30 2008
Just as XML itself has evolved, so the XML related classes in .NET Framework 2.0 have changed. Alex Homer finds out what's different. While there have been many improvements and new features added to ADO.NET, the changes going on in the XML-related classes in version 2.0 have been even more dramatic. Through the XML InfoSet model defined by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), XML is evolving to become a universal data access technology that can represent both structured rowset data and hierarchical and unstructured information. As this view of XML, and the associated standards, have been emerging, so the classes in the System.Xml and its subsidiary namespaces have been changing to better accommodate the needs of developers and provide the best possible performance. The what follows is a brief overview of these changes and the associated techniques that the new classes enable when working with XML.
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