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Cross-posting, but yes it would be possible to do that but mean handling all the weird and wonderful angle bracket stuff ourselves in code (and without MicroXML simplification so we could have XML with namespace
declarations apearing just about anywehere, any legal whitespace anywhere, etc, etc). Why write our own XML parser when there is a proper one in the .NET framework all tested and standards-conformant. All
we need to do is simply check the content of each element for illegal characters. Do we really have to write an XML parser just for that?! The idea of .NET is to use a framework based on RAD and not have
to write things from scratch (unlike, in my experience, Java which seems to take developers ages to write a typical webform). The only sticking point seems to be these clauses in the XML spec making the .NET parser
a little too quirky and fussy. I think that's a fair assessment from what I'm hearing on this list. ---- Stephen D Green On 17 July 2011 21:42, David Carlisle <davidc@n...> wrote:
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