This class offers a Serialization or Deserialization of any xml sequence at compile time, using recursively algorithm concept; this feature is able to transform a xml string to XmlAnyObject object or XmlAnyObject object to xml string. Follow this example; I have one XML sequence like this:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<Company att='teste'>
<First>teste 1</First>
<Second>teste 2</Second>
<Third vvv='hello'>teste 3</Third>
<FirstVarious>other test 1</FirstVarious>
</Company>
<Company>
<First>novo teste 1</First>
<Second bi='ttt'>novo teste 2</Second>
<Third>novo teste 3</Third>
<SecondVarious></SecondVarious>
<ThirdVarious>other test 2</ThirdVarious>
</Company>If do you want to consume this Xml above or multiples Xml without write C# Data Transfer Object for each Xml, use XmlAnyObject , with a simple line:
string xml = @"<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""UTF-8""?>
<Company att=""teste"">
<First>teste 1</First>
<Second>teste 2</Second>
<Third vvv=""hello"">teste 3</Third>
<FirstVarious>other test 1</FirstVarious>
</Company>
<Company>
<First>novo teste 1</First>
<Second bi=""ttt"">novo teste 2</Second>
<Third>novo teste 3</Third>
<SecondVarious></SecondVarious>
<ThirdVarious>other test 2</ThirdVarious>
</Company>";
XmlAnyObject anyObject = XmlAnyObject.Deserialize(xml);From Visual Studio QuickWatch, the developer throw and navigate to object nodes generated with dynamic type behavior, with the vantage to be executed at compile time:
