XML / XSL

Russell Jones wrote: Does anyone have an easy way of transforming a document into another document? It's been a few years but there were methods that returned XmlSource or maybe XmlNode or some such thing in early versions of the BCL. However even if you use something like that with XSLT that is producing illegal XML ( Not well formed ), it will produce a similar error that LoadXML() does. Russell Jones wrote: but I get errors about matching tags So I imagine you need to fix your XSLT either way. I've never tried it but if you set the XSLT output type to XML the XSLT processor might error and not even produce the string output.

Hi All, I got it. Code snippet : XmlTextReader xmlTextReader = new XmlTextReader(oXmlStream); xmlTextReader.MoveToContent(); sGetXsdFileName = xmlTextReader.GetAttribute("xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation"); Thanks. :laugh: Vijay Jadhav.

Hi all, We have done it. Please view the following code snippet : #region Create Student Xml String /* Create Student Xml File */ private string sCreateStudentXml() { try { Consumer.Sis studentDS = new Consumer.Sis(); Sis.StudentRow student_row = studentDS.Student.NewStudentRow(); student_row.StudentID = 1; student_row.AcademicDetails = "2008-2009"; studentDS.Student.AddStudentRow(student_row); Sis.PersonalDetailsRow sub_StudentPersonalDetails_row = studentDS.PersonalDetails.NewPersonalDetailsRow(); sub_StudentPersonalDetails_row.FirstName = "Vijay"; sub_StudentPersonalDetails_row.MiddleName = "Laxmanrao"; sub_StudentPersonalDetails_row.LastName = "Jadhav"; sub_StudentPersonalDetails_row.StudentRow = student_row; studentDS.PersonalDetails.AddPersonalDetailsRow(sub_StudentPersonalDetails_row); // Accept the changes studentDS.AcceptChanges(); System.IO.StringWriter writer = new System.IO.StringWriter(); studentDS.WriteXml(writer, System.Data.XmlWriteMode.IgnoreSchema); XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument(); doc.LoadXml(writer.ToString()); XmlNode root = doc.DocumentElement; XmlAttribute att = doc.CreateAttribute("xsi", "noNamespaceSchemaLocation", "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"); att.Value = "Sis.xsd"; root.Attributes.Append(att); writer = new System.IO.StringWriter(); doc.Save(writer); string sXML = writer.ToString(); sXML = sXML.Replace("utf-16", "utf-8"); return sXML.ToString(); } catch (Exception ex) { throw ex; } } #endregion Thanks all for being with me! :) Vijay Jadhav.

XSLT would be overkill for this.. maybe just iterate over everything and delete all dt:dt attributes?

Konstantin Yazvinski wrote: Is that right way to do that? It's valid XML so if that is your requirement then yes it's right. Or The "right" way is dependent on your requirements. There could be many potential problems with the circular dependencies of person and employees. Well Formed XML has no problem with that but other things you might require could. Things like an ORM tool, Database Scheme or Serialization framework.

The code isn't at fault, the XML is not properly formed. --Mike-- Visual C++ MVP :cool: LINKS~! CP SearchBar v3.0 | C++ Forum FAQ "That's what's great about doing user interface work. No matter what you do, people will say that what you did was idiotic." -- Raymond Chen

I suggest you use www.w3schools.com and study the appropriate XML tutorials

Hi There, Sorry but do you think any one will bother to answer you on that ! this is a newspaper for god sake ! Sincerely Samer Abu Rabie Imagination is more important than knowledge !

You can use Mime or encode the data and embed it in the XML. Any text encoding works like Hex or Base64. See this article[^]

Sumit Prakash Sharma wrote: how can i validate user to insert proper data Depending on your requirements you might be able to use a Schema and a Validating Parser. Otherwise you will have to perform validation using a programming language.