Convert XmlDocument object into an XmlNode object - C#?
c#, xmldocument, xmlnode
Solution
A XmlDocument is a XmlNode, so you can just pass the document object.
Or you could send its DocumentElement, or any Node returned from an XPath query.
XmlDocument doc = null;
XmlNode node = doc;
XmlNode node = doc.DocumentElement;
XmlNode node = doc.SelectSingleNode("/foo/bar");
No casting or converting is needed unless you need to disambiguate XmlNode from XmlDocument for a method with overloads for both parameter types. If this is the case, use either of the cast or `as` operators.
Problem
How do I convert an `XmlDocument` to a `XmlNode` in C#? I need to send the entire `XmlDocument` object to as an input parameter to a .NET web service.