XmlDictionaryWriter is a class in the System.Xml namespace in C# that provides a fast, non-cached, forward-only way of generating XML data. The EndCanonicalization method is used to complete the process of canonicalizing the XML content. This method completes a canonicalization operation started by the StartCanonicalization method.
In the above code example, the XmlDictionaryWriter object is first created by providing a stream object and encoding type. Then, a root element is added with a string value "Hello World". The StartCanonicalization method is called to begin the process of canonicalization, and then another end element is added. Finally, the EndCanonicalization method is called to complete the process of canonicalizing the XML content.
This code example is similar to the previous one except that after the EndCanonicalization method is called, another start and end element are added to the XML content. This example demonstrates that the canonicalization process can be resumed after adding additional XML content to the writer object.
The XmlDictionaryWriter class is part of the System.Runtime.Serialization.dll package library.
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