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XSLT language is used for transforming XML documents into XHTML
documents...............
XPath is a language that is used to navigate through XML documents.............
The XMLReader Class (Assembly: System.Xml.dll) represents a reader.............
The XMLValidatingReader class (Assembly: System.Xml.dll) represents a reader
that provides:............
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Object Serialization in .NET
Explain about Serialization in .NET. Explain binary serialization and XML
serialization.
What is Formatters? Explain the binary formatter and the SOAP formatter.
Explain why Serialization.
Explain the components that comprise the binary serialization
architecture......
What is XML Web Server? | Describe the Components that help locate and consume
XML Web Service. | Describe the process of communication between Client and Web
Service. | What are the components published while deploying of Web Service? |
Describe .disco file. | Describe the step to be followed to access web service
by client..........
What is Untyped XML?
Provide examples for : Create a table with a untype XML column, Insert into an
untyped XML data type column
What is typed XML?
The XML data type comes with five methods. Explain them
Differentiate between Untyped XML and Typed XML.
Explain with an example how to apply defaults constraint to an XML data type
column.
You can add constraints to XML data type columns. Illustrate with an example.
What is XQuery language?
Explain the syntax rule of XQuery language.
XQuery expression contains two parts: the Prolog and the Body. Explain them
Explain PATH expression in XQuery with an example.
Explain the concepts of indexing XML data in SQL Server 2005.
Provide basic syntax for creating index on XML data type column.
What is content indexing/full text indexing?
Explain the reason to index XML data type column.
What are the guidelines to be adhered when creating a XML index?
Syntax and example for creating and dropping XML schema collection.
Limitations of the XML Schema collections.
Discuss about XML schema collection permission.
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