How could I do like java xmlelements equivalent in C#

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Hi i would like to do xmlelements like java in c# code.
I have java model like this:

Java

@XmlElements({ @XmlElement(name = "form", type = FormCondition.class), @XmlElement(name = "idianchargeweapon", type = IdianChargeCondition.class) })
	protected List<Condition> conditions;

There are any solutions for my issue? if yes so i need a example model in c# code.

Thanks for your read and help

What I have tried:

As i know in c# dont exist [XmlElement"s"]

Posted 11-Dec-16 17:07pm

EADever

Updated 11-Dec-16 23:34pm

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dan!sh 12-Dec-16 0:42am

Could you update the question with a sample XML? BTW, C# does have XMLElement attribute.

EADever 12-Dec-16 4:21am

I just need to put elements into 1 element and they are in 1 List collection

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there is System.Xml namespace in c# also which is providing all the XMl related facility. for eg. we have XmlNode class containing XmlElement, XmlNodeType etc.

Posted 11-Dec-16 23:34pm

PragyaSharma

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*dan!sh* · Accepted Answer · 2016-12-11T23:29:00

You will need to decorate Condition class with proper C# attributes. The class must have a XMLType(Name="NameOfChoice") attribute. All the properties that you need to be serialized as XML attributes, must be decorated with XMLAttribute(Name="AttributeName").

While serializing, you can use this:

C#

new XmlSerializer(typeof(List<Condition>), new XmlRootAttribute("Conditions"));

Once serialized, your XML would look like:

XML

<Conditions>
<NameOFChoice AttributeName="ValueOfAttribute" />
<NameOFChoice AttributeName="ValueOfAttribute" />
<NameOFChoice AttributeName="ValueOfAttribute" />
</Conditions>