I had to do that once. What i ended up doing was override
XmlTextWriter´s WriteStartDocument method. Just don´t call the base
method and you are ok as far as writing the start document tags. Then
you do something like so
XmlSerlaizerNamespaces nons = new XmlSerializerNamespaces()
nons.Add(String.
Guys,
I've got a question I need to know if the serialization engine can have
features turned off.
This is a new question with a new set of objects, not related to the
previous question regarding serialization.
I'm building an xml document dynamically that I can use in SQL Server 2005's
Xml data
