I'm sure there's a very weasy way to do this, I've been running hard and
fast on several things at once and just may be at the point of overthinking
this...
I receive an incoming XML document via a string feed within a web service:
<Root>
<Product>
<File>Order</File>
<Origin>OregonO ffice</Origin>
<Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" />
<Details Name="Qty" Value="1" />
</Product>
</Root>
I need to modify the outgoing XML to read the status of an approval check:
<Root>
<Product>
<File>Order</File>
<Origin>OregonO ffice</Origin>
<Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" />
<Details Name="Qty" Value="1" />
<Details Name="Approved" Value="False" />
</Product>
</Root>
Once I have the True or False value from a method call, how would I modify
the XML to add the new attributes?
TIA
-Rich 10  2652 
dim dom as new XmlDocumen
dom.loadxml(you rxmlstring
dim products as XmlNodeList = dom.selectnodes ("descendant::p roduct"
For each product as XmlNode in Product
dim bApproved as Boolean = GetApprovalValu e() 'get your boolean flag here. for each produc
dim tmpNode as XmlNode = dom.CreateEleme nt("Details"
dim xAtt as XmlAttribute = dom.CreateAttri bute("Name"
xatt.value = "Approved
tmpNode.attribu tes.append(xatt
'repeat above to add more attribute
product.appendc hild tmpnod
Nex
----- Rich Wallace wrote: ----
I'm sure there's a very weasy way to do this, I've been running hard an
fast on several things at once and just may be at the point of overthinkin
this..
I receive an incoming XML document via a string feed within a web service
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /></Product></Root
I need to modify the outgoing XML to read the status of an approval check
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /><Details Name="Approved" Value="False" /></Product></Root
Once I have the True or False value from a method call, how would I modif
the XML to add the new attributes
TI
-Ric
dim dom as new XmlDocumen
dom.loadxml(you rxmlstring
dim products as XmlNodeList = dom.selectnodes ("descendant::p roduct"
For each product as XmlNode in Product
dim bApproved as Boolean = GetApprovalValu e() 'get your boolean flag here. for each produc
dim tmpNode as XmlNode = dom.CreateEleme nt("Details"
dim xAtt as XmlAttribute = dom.CreateAttri bute("Name"
xatt.value = "Approved
tmpNode.attribu tes.append(xatt
'repeat above to add more attribute
product.appendc hild tmpnod
Nex
----- Rich Wallace wrote: ----
I'm sure there's a very weasy way to do this, I've been running hard an
fast on several things at once and just may be at the point of overthinkin
this..
I receive an incoming XML document via a string feed within a web service
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /></Product></Root
I need to modify the outgoing XML to read the status of an approval check
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /><Details Name="Approved" Value="False" /></Product></Root
Once I have the True or False value from a method call, how would I modif
the XML to add the new attributes
TI
-Ric
Works, thank you.
Is there a way to nivagiate through the doc and make sure I place it in an
exact spot?
I.e:
<Root>
<Product>
<File>Order</File>
<Origin>OregonO ffice</Origin>
<Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" />
<Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /> -- I want to make sure I place my new
line after the Qty and before Mfr
<Details Name="Mfr" Value="ABC Co." />
</Product>
</Root>
Thanks again.
-r
"tMan" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:9D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... dim dom as new XmlDocument
dom.loadxml(you rxmlstring)
dim products as XmlNodeList = dom.selectnodes ("descendant::p roduct")
For each product as XmlNode in Products
dim bApproved as Boolean = GetApprovalValu e() 'get your boolean flag
here. for each product dim tmpNode as XmlNode = dom.CreateEleme nt("Details")
dim xAtt as XmlAttribute = dom.CreateAttri bute("Name")
xatt.value = "Approved"
tmpNode.attribu tes.append(xatt )
'repeat above to add more attributes
product.appendc hild tmpnode
Next
----- Rich Wallace wrote: -----
I'm sure there's a very weasy way to do this, I've been running hard
and fast on several things at once and just may be at the point of
overthinking this...
I receive an incoming XML document via a string feed within a web
service:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1"
/></Product></Root>
I need to modify the outgoing XML to read the status of an approval
check:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /><Details
Name="Approved" Value="False" /></Product></Root>
Once I have the True or False value from a method call, how would I
modify the XML to add the new attributes?
TIA
-Rich
Works, thank you.
Is there a way to nivagiate through the doc and make sure I place it in an
exact spot?
I.e:
<Root>
<Product>
<File>Order</File>
<Origin>OregonO ffice</Origin>
<Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" />
<Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /> -- I want to make sure I place my new
line after the Qty and before Mfr
<Details Name="Mfr" Value="ABC Co." />
</Product>
</Root>
Thanks again.
-r
"tMan" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:9D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... dim dom as new XmlDocument
dom.loadxml(you rxmlstring)
dim products as XmlNodeList = dom.selectnodes ("descendant::p roduct")
For each product as XmlNode in Products
dim bApproved as Boolean = GetApprovalValu e() 'get your boolean flag
here. for each product dim tmpNode as XmlNode = dom.CreateEleme nt("Details")
dim xAtt as XmlAttribute = dom.CreateAttri bute("Name")
xatt.value = "Approved"
tmpNode.attribu tes.append(xatt )
'repeat above to add more attributes
product.appendc hild tmpnode
Next
----- Rich Wallace wrote: -----
I'm sure there's a very weasy way to do this, I've been running hard
and fast on several things at once and just may be at the point of
overthinking this...
I receive an incoming XML document via a string feed within a web
service:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1"
/></Product></Root>
I need to modify the outgoing XML to read the status of an approval
check:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /><Details
Name="Approved" Value="False" /></Product></Root>
Once I have the True or False value from a method call, how would I
modify the XML to add the new attributes?
TIA
-Rich
Can anybody assist? I'm not sure where to look in MSDN or online help, I
can't seem to find what I'm looking for.
"Rich Wallace" <ri**********@m inusthecannedme at.jfsheadotcom > wrote in
message news:OP******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Works, thank you.
Is there a way to nivagiate through the doc and make sure I place it in an
exact spot?
I.e:
<Root>
<Product>
<File>Order</File>
<Origin>OregonO ffice</Origin>
<Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" />
<Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /> -- I want to make sure I place my
new line after the Qty and before Mfr
<Details Name="Mfr" Value="ABC Co." />
</Product>
</Root>
Thanks again.
-r
"tMan" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:9D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... dim dom as new XmlDocument
dom.loadxml(you rxmlstring)
dim products as XmlNodeList = dom.selectnodes ("descendant::p roduct")
For each product as XmlNode in Products
dim bApproved as Boolean = GetApprovalValu e() 'get your boolean flag here. for each product dim tmpNode as XmlNode = dom.CreateEleme nt("Details")
dim xAtt as XmlAttribute = dom.CreateAttri bute("Name")
xatt.value = "Approved"
tmpNode.attribu tes.append(xatt )
'repeat above to add more attributes
product.appendc hild tmpnode
Next
----- Rich Wallace wrote: -----
I'm sure there's a very weasy way to do this, I've been running
hard and fast on several things at once and just may be at the point of
overthinking this...
I receive an incoming XML document via a string feed within a web
service:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1"
/></Product></Root>
I need to modify the outgoing XML to read the status of an approval
check:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /><Details
Name="Approved" Value="False" /></Product></Root>
Once I have the True or False value from a method call, how would I
modify the XML to add the new attributes?
TIA
-Rich
Can anybody assist? I'm not sure where to look in MSDN or online help, I
can't seem to find what I'm looking for.
"Rich Wallace" <ri**********@m inusthecannedme at.jfsheadotcom > wrote in
message news:OP******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Works, thank you.
Is there a way to nivagiate through the doc and make sure I place it in an
exact spot?
I.e:
<Root>
<Product>
<File>Order</File>
<Origin>OregonO ffice</Origin>
<Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" />
<Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /> -- I want to make sure I place my
new line after the Qty and before Mfr
<Details Name="Mfr" Value="ABC Co." />
</Product>
</Root>
Thanks again.
-r
"tMan" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:9D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... dim dom as new XmlDocument
dom.loadxml(you rxmlstring)
dim products as XmlNodeList = dom.selectnodes ("descendant::p roduct")
For each product as XmlNode in Products
dim bApproved as Boolean = GetApprovalValu e() 'get your boolean flag here. for each product dim tmpNode as XmlNode = dom.CreateEleme nt("Details")
dim xAtt as XmlAttribute = dom.CreateAttri bute("Name")
xatt.value = "Approved"
tmpNode.attribu tes.append(xatt )
'repeat above to add more attributes
product.appendc hild tmpnode
Next
----- Rich Wallace wrote: -----
I'm sure there's a very weasy way to do this, I've been running
hard and fast on several things at once and just may be at the point of
overthinking this...
I receive an incoming XML document via a string feed within a web
service:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1"
/></Product></Root>
I need to modify the outgoing XML to read the status of an approval
check:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /><Details
Name="Approved" Value="False" /></Product></Root>
Once I have the True or False value from a method call, how would I
modify the XML to add the new attributes?
TIA
-Rich
Rich:
in xml, the order of the child nodes (or attributes of a node) does not really matter. (atleast it shouldn't)
you can use the prependchild() method to append a child as a first child to a node.
google for more samples if you absolutely have to have the node at a particular position.
"Rich Wallace" wrote: Can anybody assist? I'm not sure where to look in MSDN or online help, I
can't seem to find what I'm looking for.
"Rich Wallace" <ri**********@m inusthecannedme at.jfsheadotcom > wrote in
message news:OP******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Works, thank you.
Is there a way to nivagiate through the doc and make sure I place it in an
exact spot?
I.e:
<Root>
<Product>
<File>Order</File>
<Origin>OregonO ffice</Origin>
<Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" />
<Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /> -- I want to make sure I place my
new line after the Qty and before Mfr
<Details Name="Mfr" Value="ABC Co." />
</Product>
</Root>
Thanks again.
-r
"tMan" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:9D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... dim dom as new XmlDocument
dom.loadxml(you rxmlstring)
dim products as XmlNodeList = dom.selectnodes ("descendant::p roduct")
For each product as XmlNode in Products
dim bApproved as Boolean = GetApprovalValu e() 'get your boolean flag
here. for each product dim tmpNode as XmlNode = dom.CreateEleme nt("Details")
dim xAtt as XmlAttribute = dom.CreateAttri bute("Name")
xatt.value = "Approved"
tmpNode.attribu tes.append(xatt )
'repeat above to add more attributes
product.appendc hild tmpnode
Next
----- Rich Wallace wrote: -----
I'm sure there's a very weasy way to do this, I've been running
hard and fast on several things at once and just may be at the point of
overthinking this...
I receive an incoming XML document via a string feed within a web
service:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1"
/></Product></Root>
I need to modify the outgoing XML to read the status of an approval
check:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /><Details
Name="Approved" Value="False" /></Product></Root>
Once I have the True or False value from a method call, how would I
modify the XML to add the new attributes?
TIA
-Rich
Rich:
in xml, the order of the child nodes (or attributes of a node) does not really matter. (atleast it shouldn't)
you can use the prependchild() method to append a child as a first child to a node.
google for more samples if you absolutely have to have the node at a particular position.
"Rich Wallace" wrote: Can anybody assist? I'm not sure where to look in MSDN or online help, I
can't seem to find what I'm looking for.
"Rich Wallace" <ri**********@m inusthecannedme at.jfsheadotcom > wrote in
message news:OP******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Works, thank you.
Is there a way to nivagiate through the doc and make sure I place it in an
exact spot?
I.e:
<Root>
<Product>
<File>Order</File>
<Origin>OregonO ffice</Origin>
<Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" />
<Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /> -- I want to make sure I place my
new line after the Qty and before Mfr
<Details Name="Mfr" Value="ABC Co." />
</Product>
</Root>
Thanks again.
-r
"tMan" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:9D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... dim dom as new XmlDocument
dom.loadxml(you rxmlstring)
dim products as XmlNodeList = dom.selectnodes ("descendant::p roduct")
For each product as XmlNode in Products
dim bApproved as Boolean = GetApprovalValu e() 'get your boolean flag
here. for each product dim tmpNode as XmlNode = dom.CreateEleme nt("Details")
dim xAtt as XmlAttribute = dom.CreateAttri bute("Name")
xatt.value = "Approved"
tmpNode.attribu tes.append(xatt )
'repeat above to add more attributes
product.appendc hild tmpnode
Next
----- Rich Wallace wrote: -----
I'm sure there's a very weasy way to do this, I've been running
hard and fast on several things at once and just may be at the point of
overthinking this...
I receive an incoming XML document via a string feed within a web
service:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1"
/></Product></Root>
I need to modify the outgoing XML to read the status of an approval
check:
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /><Details
Name="Approved" Value="False" /></Product></Root>
Once I have the True or False value from a method call, how would I
modify the XML to add the new attributes?
TIA
-Rich
Thanks for the info.
"tMan" <tM**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:61******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Rich:
in xml, the order of the child nodes (or attributes of a node) does not
really matter. (atleast it shouldn't) you can use the prependchild() method to append a child as a first child
to a node.
google for more samples if you absolutely have to have the node at a
particular position.
"Rich Wallace" wrote:
Can anybody assist? I'm not sure where to look in MSDN or online help,
I can't seem to find what I'm looking for.
"Rich Wallace" <ri**********@m inusthecannedme at.jfsheadotcom > wrote in
message news:OP******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Works, thank you.
Is there a way to nivagiate through the doc and make sure I place it
in an exact spot?
I.e:
<Root>
<Product>
<File>Order</File>
<Origin>OregonO ffice</Origin>
<Details Name="Product" Value="Binder" />
<Details Name="Qty" Value="1" /> -- I want to make sure I place
my new line after the Qty and before Mfr
<Details Name="Mfr" Value="ABC Co." />
</Product>
</Root>
Thanks again.
-r
"tMan" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:9D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
> dim dom as new XmlDocument
> dom.loadxml(you rxmlstring)
> dim products as XmlNodeList = dom.selectnodes ("descendant::p roduct")
>
> For each product as XmlNode in Products
> dim bApproved as Boolean = GetApprovalValu e() 'get your boolean
flag here. for each product
> dim tmpNode as XmlNode = dom.CreateEleme nt("Details")
> dim xAtt as XmlAttribute = dom.CreateAttri bute("Name")
> xatt.value = "Approved"
> tmpNode.attribu tes.append(xatt )
>
> 'repeat above to add more attributes
>
> product.appendc hild tmpnode
>
> Next
>
>
>
> ----- Rich Wallace wrote: -----
>
> I'm sure there's a very weasy way to do this, I've been running
hard and
> fast on several things at once and just may be at the point of
overthinking
> this...
>
> I receive an incoming XML document via a string feed within a
web service:
>
>
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1"
/></Product></Root>
>
> I need to modify the outgoing XML to read the status of an
approval check:
>
>
<Root><Product> <File>Order</File><Origin>Or egonOffice</Origin><Details
Name="Product" Value="Binder" /><Details Name="Qty" Value="1"
/><Details Name="Approved" Value="False" /></Product></Root>
>
> Once I have the True or False value from a method call, how
would I modify
> the XML to add the new attributes?
>
> TIA
> -Rich
>
>
>
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