Reading in XML file, changing elements and saving back to the file

Hi

Reading in XML file, changing elements and saving back to the file,
how can i do that, I want to be able to read an XML file and read out
Elements. for example

<name>Tom</tom>

When I read from a file i want to save the XML document in memory of
the computer and when i am finished flush it back to the file, that
means i want to be able to access the element in memory of the
computer and when i change it will write it back with new changes.

What is the Best way to do that ?
I have tried it wiht xmlReader and xmlWrite, this is not saved in the
computer.

re: Reading in XML file, changing elements and saving back to the file

Gerald Maher wrote:[color=blue]
> Reading in XML file, changing elements and saving back to the file,
> how can i do that, I want to be able to read an XML file and read out
> Elements. for example
>
> <name>Tom</tom>
>
> When I read from a file i want to save the XML document in memory of
> the computer and when i am finished flush it back to the file, that
> means i want to be able to access the element in memory of the
> computer and when i change it will write it back with new changes.[/color]

Sounds as if you are looking for System.Xml.XmlDocument

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Martin Honnen
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re: Reading in XML file, changing elements and saving back to the file

XMLDocument xdoc = new XMLDocument(@"c:\myfile.xml");

// do the changes to the xdoc (in-memory dom)

xdoc.save(@"c:\myfile.xml");

I think this should work - havent tried it though ;-)

HTH
Kalpesh