c# - Cant read one property from xml -

i have weird problem. have datatype stores information read xml-file. class (the important parts) looks this:

 [serializable]     public class myclass     {         #region xml properties         [xmlattribute("name")]         public string name;          [xmlattribute("prop1")]         public string prop1;          [xmlattribute("prop2")]         public string prop2;          [xmlattribute("prop3")]         public char prop3;          ...etc...         public myclasslist readxml(string xml_file)         {             myclasslist mylist = new myclasslist();              xmlserializer myserializer = new xmlserializer(typeof(myclasslist));             filestream fs = new filestream(xml_file, filemode.open);             mylist = (myclasslist)myserializer.deserialize(fs);             fs.close();             return mylist;         }     } 

the myclasslist-class looks this:

[xmlroot("myclasslist")]     public class myclasslist : collectionbase     {         public virtual void add(myclass c)         {             this.list.add(c);         }          public virtual myclass this[int index]         {                         {                 return (myclass)this.list[index];             }         }     } 

short part of xml-file:

<myclasslist>     <myclass name="test" prop1="test2" prop3="blabla" ...[etc] /> </myclasslist> 

and try use this:

myclasslist test = myclass.readxml("c:\\test\\file.xml"); system.diagnostics.trace.writeline("name"+test[0].name); system.diagnostics.trace.writeline("name"+test[0].prop1); system.diagnostics.trace.writeline("name"+test[0].prop2); system.diagnostics.trace.writeline("name"+test[0].prop3); 

everything works fine prop1, prop2, prop3 etc. not name. why not? me same. missing? (i haven't designed this, i'm not 100% sure of how works)

edit: suggested somos, tried using xsd.exe (first time used, might have done wrong.) used command xsd myfile.xml /o:e:\temp , got new file. in new file looks this:

... <xs:attribute name="name" type="xs:string" /> <xs:attribute name="prop1" type="xs:string" /> <xs:attribute name="prop2" type="xs:string" /> <xs:attribute name="prop3" type="xs:string" /> ... 

does anyone?

i use xsd.exe tool generate xml class reader can spot differences.

check here: xsd.exe