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hi!
 How can I assign xml prefix using attributes? For example: I have this class Public Class Employee Public Name as String = "" Public LastName as String = "" End Class When I serialize this object the result is <Employee> <Name/> <LastName/> </Employee> But I want that the result be... <com:Employee> <Name/> <LastName/> </com:Employee> How can I do that using attributes like <XmlSomeAttributeLikePrefix("com")> _ Public Class Employee Public Name as String = "" Public LastName as String = "" End Class Thanks a lot AA |
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It's called namespace, not prefix. And you set it by using Namespace
property of XmlElementAttribute attribute (in your case). Jerry "AA" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%23Df$(E-Mail Removed)... > hi! > How can I assign xml prefix using attributes? > > For example: > > I have this class > > Public Class Employee > Public Name as String = "" > Public LastName as String = "" > End Class > > When I serialize this object the result is > <Employee> > <Name/> > <LastName/> > </Employee> > > But I want that the result be... > <com:Employee> > <Name/> > <LastName/> > </com:Employee> > > How can I do that using attributes like > > <XmlSomeAttributeLikePrefix("com")> _ > Public Class Employee > Public Name as String = "" > Public LastName as String = "" > End Class > > > Thanks a lot > > AA > > |
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Thanks, but can you send a basic example using the classes Employee
thanks again AA "Jerry Pisk" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)... > It's called namespace, not prefix. And you set it by using Namespace > property of XmlElementAttribute attribute (in your case). > > Jerry > > "AA" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:%23Df$(E-Mail Removed)... > > hi! > > How can I assign xml prefix using attributes? > > > > For example: > > > > I have this class > > > > Public Class Employee > > Public Name as String = "" > > Public LastName as String = "" > > End Class > > > > When I serialize this object the result is > > <Employee> > > <Name/> > > <LastName/> > > </Employee> > > > > But I want that the result be... > > <com:Employee> > > <Name/> > > <LastName/> > > </com:Employee> > > > > How can I do that using attributes like > > > > <XmlSomeAttributeLikePrefix("com")> _ > > Public Class Employee > > Public Name as String = "" > > Public LastName as String = "" > > End Class > > > > > > Thanks a lot > > > > AA > > > > > > |
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