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C# Working with Namespaces in XDocument and XML
XDocument is your old XML friend in C#, and it allows you to create or manipulate XML documents. To work with namespaces, you must use the XNamespace class. This is an imaginary XML document (a Google Merchant Feed formatted one) … Continue reading
Posted in .net, .NET Core, c#, General .NET
Tagged Google Merchant Data, Google Product Feed, Namespace, XDocument, XML
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Manipulating XML Google Merchant Data using C# and LINQ
Receiving a Google Merchant Data feed (also known as a Google Product Feed) can be fairly easily manipulated on import time using a little C# and LINQ. The feed is basically a XML RSS 2.0 feed with some added properties … Continue reading
Posted in .net, .NET Core, c#, General .NET
Tagged c#, Google Merchant Data, Google Product Feed, LINQ, RSS 2.0, XML
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Remove duplicates from XML feed
Apparently XML isn’t dead yet, and today I received a Google Product Feed in the RSS 2.0 XML format. The feed was full of duplicates and my job is to remove them: As you can see, “Product 100” appears twice. … Continue reading
Posted in .net, .NET Core, c#, General .NET
Tagged Google Product Feed, LINQ, RSS 2.0, XDocument, XML
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Deserialize XML array to string[] and how to allow JSON to be deserialized into the same POCO class
How do you deserialize the classic XML array to an string[] type? The XML representation of an array is a list of elements: And the MyArray would normally be deserialized to an annoying class: The solution is to use the … Continue reading
XElement get default values using extension methods
I often work with dynamic XML documents which might or might not contain the element, field or attribute that I am looking for. The Standard .NET XElement class is pretty strict (as it should be) and returns a null reference … Continue reading
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Tagged Default values, Extension Methods, XElement, XML, XmlElement
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