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Re: MSXML and c#

From: "Patrick Philippot" <patrick.philippot@--------.-->
To: NULL
Date: 10/4/2004 2:18:00 PM
Hi Matej,

> It states: "Using MSXML in .NET applications through COM
> interoperability can result in unexpected and problems that are
> difficult to debug."
>
> If I undertand the article, it means "it will not work fine". I am
> trying to find out what can go wrong.

Beside the usual problems raised when using non managed code from .Net, 
it seems that there are also MSXML implementation related problems that 
could cause trouble. So if they say, don't do it, don't :-) . Especially 
in production code.

But why would you want to use MSXML from .Net code in the first place? 
There is more useful classes and tools in the Xml namespace than you can 
expect from the MSXML component. The only "problem" is that SAX is not 
supported and replaced with the more useful XmlReaders, based on the 
Pull Model. If you absolutely want SAX, you can simulate it by using the 
.net classes.

-- 
Patrick Philippot - Microsoft MVP
MainSoft Consulting Services
www.mainsoft.fr


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