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String to XML

Hi All,

I am pretty to new to .NET/C# so go easy (sorry for X-Post, but I am not
sure my other post reached the C# list!)!

I am developing a Web Service call to a Java Web Service and it is all
working fine - it is returning me back a String value which in all
reality is an XML file (the content of the string is a valid well-formed
XML packet). How can I get this string into an XML object so I can use
the XML functions / operations in .NET? An example of my XML String is
below:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<NOVA version="1.0">
<PROCESSGUID>B1367940-802E-9665-4305EF47E9AC81F1</PROCESSGUID>
<REQUEST><USERNAME>foo</USERNAME><PASSWORD>foo</PASSWORD>
<COMPONENT>Test</COMPONENT>
<ARGUMENTS><address>earth</address><foo>earth</foo></ARGUMENTS>
<METHOD>foo</METHOD></REQUEST><RESPONSE><SUCCESS>true</SUCCESS><RESULT>I
worked!</RESULT><RESPONSEDATETIME>2006-07-27
18:19:35</RESPONSEDATETIME><ERROR>
<TYPE/><CODE/><MESSAGE/><DETAIL/></ERROR></RESPONSE></NOVA>
How could I get say, the "SUCCESS" value from this string

Hope some of you gurus can help ;-P

Thanks
Jul 27 '06 #1
2 2371
You could load the string into a StringReader and then into a DataSet and
extract what you need via ADO.NET or you could load the string into an
XMLDocument object and use the XMLDOM to parse it.

"Java Apache" <te************@ukonline.co.ukwrote in message
news:QL*******************@fe2.news.blueyonder.co. uk...
Hi All,

I am pretty to new to .NET/C# so go easy (sorry for X-Post, but I am not
sure my other post reached the C# list!)!

I am developing a Web Service call to a Java Web Service and it is all
working fine - it is returning me back a String value which in all reality
is an XML file (the content of the string is a valid well-formed XML
packet). How can I get this string into an XML object so I can use the
XML functions / operations in .NET? An example of my XML String is below:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<NOVA version="1.0">
<PROCESSGUID>B1367940-802E-9665-4305EF47E9AC81F1</PROCESSGUID>
<REQUEST><USERNAME>foo</USERNAME><PASSWORD>foo</PASSWORD>
<COMPONENT>Test</COMPONENT>
<ARGUMENTS><address>earth</address><foo>earth</foo></ARGUMENTS>
<METHOD>foo</METHOD></REQUEST><RESPONSE><SUCCESS>true</SUCCESS><RESULT>I
worked!</RESULT><RESPONSEDATETIME>2006-07-27
18:19:35</RESPONSEDATETIME><ERROR>
<TYPE/><CODE/><MESSAGE/><DETAIL/></ERROR></RESPONSE></NOVA>
How could I get say, the "SUCCESS" value from this string

Hope some of you gurus can help ;-P

Thanks

Jul 27 '06 #2
System.Xml.XmlDocument objDocument = new System.Xml.Document();
objDocument.LoadXml(strXmlValueReturnedFromWebServ ice);
System.Xml.XmlNode objNode =
objDocument.SelectSingleNode("/NOVA/RESONSE/SUCCESS");

"Java Apache" <te************@ukonline.co.ukwrote in message
news:QL*******************@fe2.news.blueyonder.co. uk...
Hi All,

I am pretty to new to .NET/C# so go easy (sorry for X-Post, but I am not
sure my other post reached the C# list!)!

I am developing a Web Service call to a Java Web Service and it is all
working fine - it is returning me back a String value which in all reality
is an XML file (the content of the string is a valid well-formed XML
packet). How can I get this string into an XML object so I can use the
XML functions / operations in .NET? An example of my XML String is below:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<NOVA version="1.0">
<PROCESSGUID>B1367940-802E-9665-4305EF47E9AC81F1</PROCESSGUID>
<REQUEST><USERNAME>foo</USERNAME><PASSWORD>foo</PASSWORD>
<COMPONENT>Test</COMPONENT>
<ARGUMENTS><address>earth</address><foo>earth</foo></ARGUMENTS>
<METHOD>foo</METHOD></REQUEST><RESPONSE><SUCCESS>true</SUCCESS><RESULT>I
worked!</RESULT><RESPONSEDATETIME>2006-07-27
18:19:35</RESPONSEDATETIME><ERROR>
<TYPE/><CODE/><MESSAGE/><DETAIL/></ERROR></RESPONSE></NOVA>
How could I get say, the "SUCCESS" value from this string

Hope some of you gurus can help ;-P

Thanks

Jul 28 '06 #3

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