Is it possible to convert any given XML into Class?

[Chakravarthy]

Given an XML stream as below, is there any possibility to convert the same
into any treditional class style with . (dots) as seperator of the nodes of
the xml file...

for instance

bank.code.tostring() should reslut me "5070" and

bank.description.tostring() should result "ICICI - Bangalore"

bank.location.destination.code should result "MB"

bank.location.zone.code.tostring() should result "12" etc .,

And the XML file being ...

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

<MainBank>

<bank>

<code>5070</code>

<description>ICICI - Bangalore</description>

<contactPerson>Peter Loke</contactPerson>

<location>

<destination>

<code>MB</code>

<description>Main Branch at Mayohall</description>

</destination>

<zone>

<code>12</code>

<description>Admin building and
8to8Branch</description>

</zone>

</location>

<catagory>

<code>1LL</code>

<description>Admin with ExchRout plus Hub</description>

</catagory>

<exchContact>E839IRU</exchContact>

<isTT>true</isTT>

<classification>F98X</classification>

<branchDets>

<code>8525</code>

<description>Administration Branch from 3rd_u70 ?loor
Onwards</description>

<floors>3,4</floors>

<type>FA</type>

<description>

<detail>Fully Automated</detail>

<ATM>True</ATM>

<eTT>False</eTT>

</description>

<offices>

<offtype>

<code>SA</code>

<description>System Admin</description>

</offtype>

<currency>INR</currency>

<frCur>false</frCur>

</offices>

</branchDets>

</bank>

<bank>

<code>5071</code>

<description>ICICI - Mumbai</description>

<contactPerson>Jane Edwards</contactPerson>

<location>

<destination>

<code>MB</code>

<description>Main Branch at VT</description>

</destination>

<zone>

<code>12</code>

<description>Admin building and
8to8Branch</description>

</zone>

</location>

<catagory>

<code>1LL</code>

<description>Admin with ExchRout plus Hub</description>

</catagory>

<exchContact>E839IRU</exchContact>

<isTT>true</isTT>

<classification>F98X</classification>

<branchDets>

<code>8525</code>

<description>Administration Branch from 3rd_u70 ?loor
Onwards</description>

<floors>3,4,5,6</floors>

<type>FA</type>

<description>

<detail>Fully Automated</detail>

<ATM>True</ATM>

<eTT>False</eTT>

</description>

<offices>

<offtype>

<code>SA</code>

<description>System Admin</description>

</offtype>

<currency>INR</currency>

<currency>USD</currency>

<frCur>True</frCur>

</offices></branchDets></bank></MainBank>

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[Bjoern Hoehrmann]

* Chakravarthy wrote in microsoft.public.dotnet.xml:

Given an XML stream as below, is there any possibility to convert the same
into any treditional class style with . (dots) as seperator of the nodes of
the xml file...

You should have a look at XmlSerializer and related features.
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[Chakravarthy]

This is possible only if the given XML has no problem in converting into it's
schema object.
You can convert any given xml file into treditional class style by using the
XSD.EXE command line tool.

For example, the mentioned example can be converted into a class object with
the bellow steps
Step 1) by using the XSD.EXE create the .XSD file
Step 2) by usng the XSD.EXE create the class file with "/c" option
Step 3) once the class is created, instantiate the object and then populate
the data into the instantiated object by any serialization techniques.

For more explanation, ping me at DS******@MSN.COM ...
cheers,
Happy Coding
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"Chakravarthy" wrote:

Given an XML stream as below, is there any possibility to convert the same
into any treditional class style with . (dots) as seperator of the nodes of
the xml file...

for instance

bank.code.tostring() should reslut me "5070" and

bank.description.tostring() should result "ICICI - Bangalore"

bank.location.destination.code should result "MB"

bank.location.zone.code.tostring() should result "12" etc .,

And the XML file being ...

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

<MainBank>

<bank>

<code>5070</code>

<description>ICICI - Bangalore</description>

<contactPerson>Peter Loke</contactPerson>

<location>

<destination>

<code>MB</code>

<description>Main Branch at Mayohall</description>

</destination>

<zone>

<code>12</code>

<description>Admin building and
8to8Branch</description>

</zone>

</location>

<catagory>

<code>1LL</code>

<description>Admin with ExchRout plus Hub</description>

</catagory>

<exchContact>E839IRU</exchContact>

<isTT>true</isTT>

<classification>F98X</classification>

<branchDets>

<code>8525</code>

<description>Administration Branch from 3rd_u70 ?loor
Onwards</description>

<floors>3,4</floors>

<type>FA</type>

<description>

<detail>Fully Automated</detail>

<ATM>True</ATM>

<eTT>False</eTT>

</description>

<offices>

<offtype>

<code>SA</code>

<description>System Admin</description>

</offtype>

<currency>INR</currency>

<frCur>false</frCur>

</offices>

</branchDets>

</bank>

<bank>

<code>5071</code>

<description>ICICI - Mumbai</description>

<contactPerson>Jane Edwards</contactPerson>

<location>

<destination>

<code>MB</code>

<description>Main Branch at VT</description>

</destination>

<zone>

<code>12</code>

<description>Admin building and
8to8Branch</description>

</zone>

</location>

<catagory>

<code>1LL</code>

<description>Admin with ExchRout plus Hub</description>

</catagory>

<exchContact>E839IRU</exchContact>

<isTT>true</isTT>

<classification>F98X</classification>

<branchDets>

<code>8525</code>

<description>Administration Branch from 3rd_u70 ?loor
Onwards</description>

<floors>3,4,5,6</floors>

<type>FA</type>

<description>

<detail>Fully Automated</detail>

<ATM>True</ATM>

<eTT>False</eTT>

</description>

<offices>

<offtype>

<code>SA</code>

<description>System Admin</description>

</offtype>

<currency>INR</currency>

<currency>USD</currency>

<frCur>True</frCur>

</offices></branchDets></bank></MainBank>

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