After looking at using dynamics to create objects from JSON in .NET 4, I wondered if you can do the same with XML. I couldn't find anything straight out of the box, but I did find this excellent sample code: Dynamic XML Reader with C# and .Net 4.0. Here is a quick demonstration of what you can do with it. With the following XML: You can do this: dynamic jobConfig = new DynamicXml(File.ReadAllText("Jobs.XML")); foreach (var job in jobConfig.job) { Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Job to run: {0}. Schedule: {1}", job.type, job.cronSchedule)); } Very nice. I reckon it is a lot less clunky than LINQ to XML.
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