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I am trying to create a stand-alone program which can be used to post a file of XML to a server...

I already have an old VB program which does this but it uses
Dim o As New MSXML2.XMLHTTP()
Dim xmlDoc As New MSXML2.DOMDocument30

and then I found
Quote:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;815112
Microsoft does not support the use of MSXML (Microsoft’s COM-based XML parser)
in .NET applications.
MSXML uses threading models and garbage-collection mechanisms
that are not compatible with the .NET Framework.
Using MSXML in .NET applications through COM interoperability
can result in unexpected problems that are difficult to debug.
Microsoft does not recommend or support directly instantiating
and using MSXML objects in .NET code, nor does Microsoft recommend
or support marshalling MSXML interface pointers across the interop boundary.
Any suggestions woud be gratefully received.





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