A Arne Vajhøj Feb 11, 2012 #2 Does .Net use the same Xml Prser as IE is using ? Click to expand... IE is a native app and I believe that it uses the COM XML parser. I believe that .NET parsers (XmlDocument, XDocument, XmlReader etc.) are pure managed code. You could use the COM XML parser from .NET, but it would raise the question "why?". Why are you asking? Arne
Does .Net use the same Xml Prser as IE is using ? Click to expand... IE is a native app and I believe that it uses the COM XML parser. I believe that .NET parsers (XmlDocument, XDocument, XmlReader etc.) are pure managed code. You could use the COM XML parser from .NET, but it would raise the question "why?". Why are you asking? Arne
T Tony Feb 11, 2012 #3 Just for quirosity. //Tony Arne Vajhøj said: IE is a native app and I believe that it uses the COM XML parser. I believe that .NET parsers (XmlDocument, XDocument, XmlReader etc.) are pure managed code. You could use the COM XML parser from .NET, but it would raise the question "why?". Why are you asking? Arne Click to expand...
Just for quirosity. //Tony Arne Vajhøj said: IE is a native app and I believe that it uses the COM XML parser. I believe that .NET parsers (XmlDocument, XDocument, XmlReader etc.) are pure managed code. You could use the COM XML parser from .NET, but it would raise the question "why?". Why are you asking? Arne Click to expand...
A Arne Vajhøj Feb 11, 2012 #4 Just for quirosity. Click to expand... Download one of the decompilers and look at the code yourself. Or even download the source from MS if that is an option for you. Arne
Just for quirosity. Click to expand... Download one of the decompilers and look at the code yourself. Or even download the source from MS if that is an option for you. Arne
