Yes - The following is what I want - but how do I pass a string containing
XML rather than point at an xml file?
here is the code
use Dom Parsing
XmlDocument objDoc=new XmlDocument();
objDoc.Load("a.Xml");
XmlNode objNode;
objNode= objDoc.SelectSingleNode("//QueryResult/HERE");
MessageBox .Show(objNode.InnerXml );
XmlNode objSecNode;
objSecNode= objNode.SelectSingleNode("ExternalIntegrator/Entities");
MessageBox .Show(objSecNode.InnerXml );
MessageBox.Show(objSecNode.ChildNodes[0].InnerText);
MessageBox.Show(objSecNode.ChildNodes[1].InnerText);
MessageBox.Show(objSecNode.ChildNodes[2].InnerText);
objDoc=null;
"Ansil MCAD" wrote:
hi
are you strict you want to use XmlText reader,i would prefer you go for a
dom parser
please check a similar posting to read from an xml document
regards
Ansil
http://www.msdn.microsoft.com/newsgr...7b3&sloc=en-us
"Tony" wrote:
(thanks to an earlier post) I've written some XML to a string using
XmlTextWriter and StringWriter. Which all works and creates XML like
<title000>abc</title000>
<url000>efg</url000>
<title001>abc</title001>
<url001>efg</url001>
Can someone please show me how I read this back using XmlTextReader -
specifically I want to be able to say "get me the contents of tag <title001>
and also tell me if this tag does not exist.
I just can't get any code to work
TIA
