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To read data from XML and copy to an object

I'm using Linq in my project and my project mainly depends on XML files and manipulations.

Now what I want is,

I've to read the data from a XML file and insert into any object or array.

Experts please help me in this regard. Hope you have clarity on my question...
Apr 6 '10 #1
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MrMancunian
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Hope you have clarity on my question...
I'm afraid not... Can you elaborate? Perhaps some code you already have?

Steven
Apr 7 '10 #2
Hey Steven,

Just use a Xml document, read it using a linq query and save all the values of that doc like elements having tags a name to an array or to any object..
I can do the first part but i want the second one
Apr 7 '10 #3
Frinavale
9,735 Expert Mod 8TB
When I first read your question I though "Yuck! Reading an XML file into an Array! Ick!"

Please check out LINQ to XML or even check out the XmlReader class.

-Frinny
Apr 13 '10 #4

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