Hi,
In my application i have to parse through a multipart response. In my case
the first part is a xml portion and second part is byte stream [image]
portion.
How can i parse through the various parts in the response and get the values
in each part.
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Vijay,
Are we talking about multipart MIME here? If so, you would need some sort of
MIME Parsing library. If you look around, I am sure you can find one either
at gotdotnet.com in the user samples, or perhaps at Sourceforge.net
Peter
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"Vijay" wrote: Hi,
In my application i have to parse through a multipart response. In my case
the first part is a xml portion and second part is byte stream [image]
portion.
How can i parse through the various parts in the response and get the values
in each part.
Vijay,
Try looking for "mime" and ".NET" in google, it turns up a good number
of responses.
Hope this helps.
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"Vijay" <Vi***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:0C******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi,
In my application i have to parse through a multipart response. In my
case
the first part is a xml portion and second part is byte stream [image]
portion.
How can i parse through the various parts in the response and get the
values
in each part.
On Mon, 9 Jan 2006 04:21:02 -0800, "Vijay"
<Vi***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote: Hi,
In my application i have to parse through a multipart response. In my case
the first part is a xml portion and second part is byte stream [image]
portion.
How can i parse through the various parts in the response and get the values
in each part.
At the risk of being *very* obvious this is a two stage process:
1 Split the response into its separate parts.
2 Parse each part separately.
What stage are you having difficulty with?
rossum
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