Getting XML correctly from .net webbrowser object

[!NoItAll]

I am loading an xml document into a vb.net webbrowser object. I can not figure out how to get the xml out of it though. Basically I am going to a URL that has an xml document. It loads just fine - but now I need to write the xml to a file.
Here's my code:

        Dim sXML As String
 
        With WebBrowser1
            .Navigate("http://www.redactive.com/wxc/Race1.xml")
            Do Until .ReadyState = WebBrowserReadyState.Complete
                Application.DoEvents()
            Loop
            If .DocumentType = "XML Document" Then
                sXML = .Document.Body.OuterText
                sXML = .Document.Body.InnerText
            Else
                MsgBox("Document is not XML", MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly Or MsgBoxStyle.Information)
            End If
 
 
        End With
 

Notice that I try to assign OuterText and then InnerText to sXML. This was just so I could see what they contain. They contain the XML - but exactly what is displayed - including the silly little "-" or "+" to expand and contract the XML nodes - which makes the text basically malformed XML. I can remove these with sXML = sXML.Replace("-", " "), but that seems like it's not really the right thing to do. Since the DocumentType actually returns "XML Document" I assume there is a proper way to get XML out of the WebBrowser object. For the life of me though - I just can't find it!
By the way - you can run this code - the xml document for the test is at the specified URL.

[jg007]

try this -

 
Imports System.Xml
Imports System.Net
 
 
Public Class Form1
 
 
    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
        Dim client As New webclient
        Dim xmlfeed As String = client.DownloadString("http://www.redactive.com/wxc/Race1.xml")
 
        Dim doc As New XmlDocument
        doc.LoadXml(xmlfeed)
        doc.Save("c:\test.xml")
 
    End Sub
 
 
End Class
 
 

this just saves the XML to a file but you can loop through it for information if you need to instead of saving it

[!NoItAll]

Yup - that's a much much better way to do it. Though it doesn't reveal in a control I really didn't need that. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction - I could have (already had) wasted a lot of time working on this. Handling it nativly like an XML document keeps it canonical!