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| Guest | How to avoid output of ItemTypes definition of collection in XML Hi, my next simple question is belong the following XML-section: <Hyperbolaes> <Hyperbola xmlns="" i:type="Hyperbola"> <A2>23104</A2> <ApexX>120</ApexX> <ApexY>152</ApexY> <B2>692.37677001953125</B2> </Hyperbola> </Hyperbolaes> can a avoid the otput of ' xmlns="" i:type="Hyperbola" ' if I serialize collection of objects known types? I think, the output of i:type makes no sense, because the type is the same, as XML- Elementtype and known by program. Many thanks! |
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