Your post has me rather confused. In .NET, there are tools to convert an XML schema to a class definition and back as well as serialization technologies for converting valid instances documents to instances of the class.
Granted, VS.NET does a bunch of behind the scenes work grabbing WSDL, etc. where I'd have to write code to obtain the schema, convert it to a class then load it into my process. However, I don't see much difference in how "pre-digested" the data is in either case.
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From: Robin Berjon [mailto:]
Sent: Sat 4/20/2002 7:27 AM
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Subject: Re: [xml-dev] Can you stand yet another SOAP-RPC vs HTTP GET question?
On Saturday 20 April 2002 05:49, Dare Obasanjo wrote:
> If Google returned [some xml data]
> from a HTTP GET for http://www.google.com/xml?q=Dare+Obasanjo then nothing
> stops me from using Data Binding technologies in my language of choice
> to "pre-digest" this data into objects since I have a schema for it.
If you're pre-digesting it yourself, then it's not much predigested to start
with :)
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Robin Berjon <>
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