.NET Framework - XML Serialization ... how to truncate <?xml...

While xml serializing object how can I truncate <?xml ...?> this line alone?

I need to send the serialized xml data to a web method ... since SOAP
already have <?xml tag there was some confusion

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thank you

Regards
Raj

  Martin Honnen replied to Raj

Serialize to an XmlWriter created with XmlWriterSettings where you set
OmitXmlDeclaration to true.


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