Chad,
Thanks! That works. What I wonder though, why is it not valid XML?
Should I just write the unescaped characters in my XML files instead to
make them valid (the XML I write is in UTF8)?
-Jeroen
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Sure there is a way around it:
StreamWriter sw = File.CreateText
(@"C:\temp\out.xml");
sw.Write(doc.OuterXml.Replace("&", "&"));
sw.Close();
This output of course is not valid XML. Unfortunately though, you can
actually load this output document into an XMLDocument in .NET. But if
you
Yeah, you can override Commit. You can also override the OnAfterInstall
method, which may make more sense, if you want to do something before
the Commit stage.
-- Richard A. Hein
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Did you have problems before you installed ASP.NET? What version of
ASP.NET are you using?
Remember to reinstall ASP.NET when you reinstall IIS, using
aspnet_regiis -i from the command line. That won't help you see the
website in IIS, however.
You can try checking your C:\WINDOWS\system32\dri
I'm not testing this, but have you tried InnerXml instead of InnerText?
Diego
>I'm reading data from a device and want to store the result in Xml. For
>instance, I'd like to get this in my Xml output:
>
>ԵԽ
>
>If I write this to the InnerText of a "tag"-XmlElement, the &-characters
>get t
ref: But the custom action appears to be run before the assembly gets
installed in the GAC.
I've overridded Install and UnInstall ... and yes, you're right. This
method does run at install time (I guess the method names say it all)
I haven't worked with it yet but I wonder if you might try overri
On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 10:31:44 -0600, james <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>If there is no difference in the data request your troubled client is
>making, then I would capture the entire client request to a log file and
>check for malformed XML or header information.
>
>I have seen this happen when the
Try giving the "aspnet" ID read access to the Oracle client.
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I recei
Exception Details: System.DllNotFoundException: Unable to load DLL
(oci.dll).
Source Error:
Line 133:'Dim myCommand As New OracleCommand(mySql,
myConnection)
Line 134:'myConnection.Open()
Line 135:OracleConnection1.Open()
Line 136:End Sub
Line 137:End Class
Every ti
Hi all,
I'm reading data from a device and want to store the result in Xml. For
instance, I'd like to get this in my Xml output:
ԵԽ
If I write this to the InnerText of a "tag"-XmlElement, the &-characters
get translated to &. Is there any way around this?
Thanks for any help!
-Jeroen
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I will definitely be trying this... On these specific forms I am dealing
with, they always need scrollability, so at least this is one chore
that's easy.
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Are you certain that the default web site is running on port 80?
Also, try using 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost. I don't know why "ping" would be able
to resolve localhost when IE can't, but you can make sure that's not the problem by
using the IP address.
I have not seen this problem, so I'm
Thank you for responding to my posting. I thought it was enough that
IIS would always listen on the loopback address at 127.0.0.1. After
your message, I looked at IPConfig and added that IP explicitly (Default
Web Site Properties, Web Site, IP Addresses) and then restarted IIS. I
still have the
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