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Reading XML via a URL in VB.NET

Hello, I am a bit stuck I have a URL which produces an XML document in the browser. I need to some how get the document into an XML object. I have looked into the XML document object and now the XML text reader problem is every time it tries to read i get the following error message...

The underlying connection was closed: The connection was closed unexpectedly.

If i do a response.redirect it brings up the document all right. I am not sure what the actuall problem is any help would be much appretiated. The following is the code

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  1.  Dim Reader As XmlTextReader = New XmlTextReader("MyURL")
  2.  
  3.  Do While Reader.Read()
  4.       ss = ss & Reader.Name
  5.  Loop

And i have also tried this...

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  1. Dim objXML as new System.Xml.XmlDocument
  2.  
  3. objXML.Load(MyURL)

Both return the same error.....


Thanks taf.
Jul 30 '09 #1
2 6664
I am not sur what was wrong with this but instead i choose to use the IP address instead. This works a treat.



Thanks

taf.
Jul 30 '09 #2
Frinavale
9,735 Expert Mod 8TB
Hmmm, maybe the URL failed to resolve for some reason...

I'm glad you solved your problem :)

-Frinny
Jul 30 '09 #3

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