XML that is built on runtime

[Mr. x]

Hello,

I have build xml by xmldom on runtime (on server)
(it is only in memory, and doesn't in any file).
How can I move the xml context from the server to client & vice versa ?

Thanks :)

[Jim Mitchell]

On the server, you can add an XML Web control as shown below....

Dim xml_doc As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
Dim s_xml

Dim temp

s_xml = ""

s_xml = s_xml & "<xml id=" & Chr(34) & "kkk" & Chr(34) & ">"

s_xml = s_xml & "<people id=" & Chr(34) & "kkk" & Chr(34) & ">"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kids>"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kid>Bill</kid>"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kid>Frank</kid>"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kid>Mike</kid>"

s_xml = s_xml & "</kids>"

s_xml = s_xml & "</people>"

s_xml = s_xml & "</xml>"

xml_doc.LoadXml(s_xml)

Xml1.Document = xml_doc

On the client, you can read this code with Javascript as follows.....

<script language="javascript">
xml_doc = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM");
xml_doc.async = false;
xml_doc = document.getElementById("kkk")

root = xml_doc.documentElement;

root.getElementsByTagName("kid").item(0).text = "Mike was added"

window.alert("Here is the first kid... " +
root.getElementsByTagName("kid").item(0).text)

window.alert("Here it is... " + root.xml)

</script>

I hope this helps a bit. I just posted, how do I get it back to the server
and then saw your post. I know you can just set the root.xml to a textbox
and then postback, load the XML web control with the value of textbox1.text.

Jim

"Mr. x" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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Hello,

I have build xml by xmldom on runtime (on server)
(it is only in memory, and doesn't in any file).
How can I move the xml context from the server to client & vice versa ?

Thanks :)

[Mr. x]

Thanks...
If I do in the server something like :

newnode = jokes_list.createElement("mynode")
' ??? newnode.id = "root_xml" ' doesn't work - what should I put here ?
jokes_list.documentElement = newnode

If I don't create elements using tags, as your example,
what should I put in the line of "???" ?

Thanks :)

"Jim Mitchell" <ji**********@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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On the server, you can add an XML Web control as shown below....

Dim xml_doc As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
Dim s_xml

Dim temp

s_xml = ""

s_xml = s_xml & "<xml id=" & Chr(34) & "kkk" & Chr(34) & ">"

s_xml = s_xml & "<people id=" & Chr(34) & "kkk" & Chr(34) & ">"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kids>"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kid>Bill</kid>"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kid>Frank</kid>"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kid>Mike</kid>"

s_xml = s_xml & "</kids>"

s_xml = s_xml & "</people>"

s_xml = s_xml & "</xml>"

xml_doc.LoadXml(s_xml)

Xml1.Document = xml_doc

On the client, you can read this code with Javascript as follows.....

<script language="javascript">
xml_doc = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM");
xml_doc.async = false;
xml_doc = document.getElementById("kkk")

root = xml_doc.documentElement;

root.getElementsByTagName("kid").item(0).text = "Mike was added"

window.alert("Here is the first kid... " +
root.getElementsByTagName("kid").item(0).text)

window.alert("Here it is... " + root.xml)

</script>

I hope this helps a bit. I just posted, how do I get it back to the server and then saw your post. I know you can just set the root.xml to a textbox
and then postback, load the XML web control with the value of textbox1.text.
Jim

"Mr. x" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
news:OG**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

Hello,

I have build xml by xmldom on runtime (on server)
(it is only in memory, and doesn't in any file).
How can I move the xml context from the server to client & vice versa ?

Thanks :)

[Mr. x]

Thanks,
by the way, I have tried to copy the sample to my code,
what is Xml1 ? How is it declared ?

Thanks :)
"Mr. x" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
news:eB**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

Thanks...
If I do in the server something like :

newnode = jokes_list.createElement("mynode")
' ??? newnode.id = "root_xml" ' doesn't work - what should I put here ? jokes_list.documentElement = newnode

If I don't create elements using tags, as your example,
what should I put in the line of "???" ?

Thanks :)

"Jim Mitchell" <ji**********@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:uX*************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

On the server, you can add an XML Web control as shown below....

Dim xml_doc As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
Dim s_xml

Dim temp

s_xml = ""

s_xml = s_xml & "<xml id=" & Chr(34) & "kkk" & Chr(34) & ">"

s_xml = s_xml & "<people id=" & Chr(34) & "kkk" & Chr(34) & ">"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kids>"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kid>Bill</kid>"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kid>Frank</kid>"

s_xml = s_xml & "<kid>Mike</kid>"

s_xml = s_xml & "</kids>"

s_xml = s_xml & "</people>"

s_xml = s_xml & "</xml>"

xml_doc.LoadXml(s_xml)

Xml1.Document = xml_doc

On the client, you can read this code with Javascript as follows.....

<script language="javascript">
xml_doc = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM");
xml_doc.async = false;
xml_doc = document.getElementById("kkk")

root = xml_doc.documentElement;

root.getElementsByTagName("kid").item(0).text = "Mike was added"

window.alert("Here is the first kid... " +
root.getElementsByTagName("kid").item(0).text)

window.alert("Here it is... " + root.xml)

</script>

I hope this helps a bit. I just posted, how do I get it back to the

server

and then saw your post. I know you can just set the root.xml to a textbox and then postback, load the XML web control with the value of

textbox1.text.

Jim

"Mr. x" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
news:OG**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

Hello,

I have build xml by xmldom on runtime (on server)
(it is only in memory, and doesn't in any file).
How can I move the xml context from the server to client & vice versa ?
Thanks :)