Reading a xml file and write it to a text file

[vishwa040]

Hi folks
I want to read a xml file and then write the contents to a text file

[dorinbogdan]

Using what language? Java, C#, VB?

[vishwa040]

Using what language? Java, C#, VB?

using java

[dorinbogdan]

For reading an XML see this article.
To write a text file, see this article.

[dorinbogdan]

Or, can use this simpler method to write to text file.

[vishwa040]

Or, can use this simpler method to write to text file.

Thanks a lot..

[dorinbogdan]

I understand that you found the answer.
So, I'll close the thread.

[dorinbogdan]

I re-open the thread in order to allow further comments or suggestions from other members or experts, as per adim request.

[abtet]

Hello,
I am looking for the opposite function - read/open a text file and write/save to an XML with php. Anyone have any info on how to do this? thanks

- abtet -

[dorinbogdan]

Welcome!

See these links:

PHP - File Read, Working With Text Files in PHP
and
Reading and writing the XML DOM with PHP

[snitu]

Welcome!

See these links:

PHP - File Read, Working With Text Files in PHP
and
Reading and writing the XML DOM with PHP

Hello,
I am looking for the function - read/open a text file and write/save to an XML with javascript. Anyone have any info on how to do this? thanks

snitu

[dorinbogdan]

Client-side JavaScript does *not* have access to the
client file system. ActiveX, under certain conditions (relaxed security
environment) has access to the client file system (using FileSystemObject for IExplorer only).
The same thing applies to XML files. Regularly, you cannot save them on client.

The best solution would be to handle the files on server, using XMLDOM object like this example.

[snitu]

Client-side JavaScript does *not* have access to the
client file system. ActiveX, under certain conditions (relaxed security
environment) has access to the client file system (using FileSystemObject for IExplorer only).
The same thing applies to XML files. Regularly, you cannot save them on client.

The best solution would be to handle the files on server, using XMLDOM object like this example.

Thank you.

I have seen this code .
can u give me some other link for this question.
Then it is good to me to understanding.

[dorinbogdan]

I'm not sure what is your requirement, please give more details about this.
Do you need that server-script written in Javascript, instead of ASP?

[snitu]

I'm not sure what is your requirement, please give more details about this.
Do you need that server-script written in Javascript, instead of ASP?

Yes
I need that server-script written in Javascript?

[dorinbogdan]

Yes
I need that server-script written in Javascript?

Is this a question or answer to my previous question?

[dorinbogdan]

You must use an asp file starting with

<%@ LANGUAGE="JavaScript" %>

Then just update that code to use JavaScript intead of VBScript.

Please let me know if you need any syntax help.

[snitu]

Is this a question or answer to my previous question?

hi
sorry for late reply.
i am giving you answer of your previous question.

[snitu]

hi
sorry for late reply.
i am giving you answer of your previous question.

hi
And in your second reply i am not getting.


Thanks

[marchmirchi]

I want it in C# way of parsing XML file and writing it to in text file.......

[dorinbogdan]

I want it in C# way of parsing XML file and writing it to in text file.......

Welcome!

Use XMLDocument to read XML files, like this article.
And one method to write text files here.

[jaikant]

Hi,
I am loading a xml file using javascript in Pocket Internet Explorer for local HTML file. I am not able to save the xml file back to the PPC device.

foodXML = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.DOMDocument"); 
newElement = foodXML.createElement(textstr); 
foodXML.appendChild(newElement); 
foodXML.save("test.xml");

Please help me to save xml file to local folder using javascript.
Thanks
Jaikant

[jack baver]

how to read a xml file and write it in to a html file using c#

[Frinavale]

Jack,

Please refer to your thread posted here for more help on this topic.