server control to store XML

[Mark Goldin]

Is there any control that will hold an xml data on the server and be able to
deliver
that xml to the client?

[Natty Gur]

Hi,

Webcontrols.XML.

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[Mark Goldin]

But is XML control visible on the client?
My understading is that that control sends data back to the client but it's
not
a member of a DOM.

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Hi,

Webcontrols.XML.

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[Natty Gur]

Yes, XML control can be used to display the XML data (as you asked) but
it's not a member of a DOM. you should use XML islands to work aginst
them with DOM.

What you really after ? I mean what you are tring to achieve?
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[Mark Goldin]

I need same xml data to be avlaiable on the server and on the client.
I am generating it on the server ( where else).
I thought that I can send that data to the client
populating some control's property with that data.
Doing that I will not hit my database twice.

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Yes, XML control can be used to display the XML data (as you asked) but
it's not a member of a DOM. you should use XML islands to work aginst
them with DOM.

What you really after ? I mean what you are tring to achieve?
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[Natty Gur]

Mark Hi,

in that case, I think XML islands will fit your need. the following link
deal with ASP but you can get the idea .. :-)

Binding Client Side Controls Dynamically to an XML Data Source Object
By Ian Vink - http://www.15seconds.com/issue/010205.htm

HTH

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[Mark Goldin]

That's not what I was asking.
My idea was to pass xml data to the client without having the client pulling
data again.

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Mark Hi,

in that case, I think XML islands will fit your need. the following link
deal with ASP but you can get the idea .. :-)

Binding Client Side Controls Dynamically to an XML Data Source Object
By Ian Vink - http://www.15seconds.com/issue/010205.htm

HTH

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[Natty Gur]

Hi,

But the client doesn't need to retrieve the data again. The client works
against the XML data in the XML Island.

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[Mark Goldin]

Can you populate the XML Island with data on the server?

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Hi,

But the client doesn't need to retrieve the data again. The client works
against the XML data in the XML Island.

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[Natty Gur]

Hello Mark

Yes, otherwise I won't recommend it for you. In the article (Getting the
XML for the XML Island) they use ASP to run through table and use
response.write to populate XML Island on the server. you just need to do
it in the ".net way"
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