> I haven't found anything how to omit the document
> declaration
I posted this last night, but I guess it didn't make it through...
Use the overload of XmlSerializer.Serialize that takes an XmlWriter.
Justin Rudd
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lson Chiesa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, May 12, 2002 2:38 PM
Subject: [DOTNET] XMLSerializer Issue
Hello,
I trying to serialize an object to use the result in other XML file. For
example:
I have the following XML File an inside the element I want
Hello,
I trying to serialize an object to use the result in other XML file. For
example:
I have the following XML File an inside the element I want to
insert the serialization's result.
The problem is that when I serialize the object I obtain as result the
followin
