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To run the Corphub.scp script, type the following at a command prompt:

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By default, Visual Studio 2005 creates pages that store their code inline. To design your site using code separation, you choose the appropriate template by choosing Add New Item from the Website menu. When you edit a page with code separation, Visual Studio stores any code in the class file specified through the CompileWith attribute. Pages and projects do not have to be built to run. Instead, ASP.NET compiles the page when it is first requested.

This generates the following output (with dates omitted for brevity because all are the same February 12, 2009):

<add name="StartupModule" type="Infrastructure.NHibernateModule, Infrastructure, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral"/>

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<days total="5" expandable="true"> <day id="1">XML Core Classes</day> <day id="2">Related Technologies</day> <day id="3">XML and ADO.NET</day> <day id="4" optional="true">XML and Applications</day> <day id="5" optional="true">XML Interoperability</day> </days> </class> The following code snippet demonstrates how to set up an instance of the XmlValidatingReader class to make it validate a file using XDR: XmlTextReader _coreReader = new XmlTextReader("data_xdr.xml"); XmlValidatingReader reader XmlValidatingReader(_coreReader); reader.ValidationType = ValidationType.XDR; reader.ValidationEventHandler ValidationEventHandler(MyHandler); while(reader.Read()); This is in no way different from what you've seen for DTD and what you will see for XSD in the section "Validating Against an XSD Document," on page 130. When you require XDR validation and no XDR schema information exists in the XML document, the parser always returns a warning similar to the one shown in Figure 3-5. += new = new

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Assuming a us_english language, where the first day of the week is Sunday, this query generates the following output, shown here in abbreviated form: