to read xml file
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Hi all I posted this question yesterday also and no one replied me. I think no one is willing to help me or angry with me...... I want to read a particular node of xml file. For that i am using the code
XmlTextReader reader = new XmlTextReader ("tx1.xml"); while (reader.Read ()) { if(reader.IsStartElement ()) { if (reader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.Element && reader.Name == "jid") { str=reader.ReadString(); Lblmsg.Visible=true; Lblmsg.Text="journal ID <"+ reader.Name+ "> is : "+str; reader.Read(); break; } break; } }but here the problem is it is trying to validate the xml file using the DTD. I dont want to validate it using dtd. Plz help to solve this. what i have to use here.:( Plz help me thank u -
Hi all I posted this question yesterday also and no one replied me. I think no one is willing to help me or angry with me...... I want to read a particular node of xml file. For that i am using the code
XmlTextReader reader = new XmlTextReader ("tx1.xml"); while (reader.Read ()) { if(reader.IsStartElement ()) { if (reader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.Element && reader.Name == "jid") { str=reader.ReadString(); Lblmsg.Visible=true; Lblmsg.Text="journal ID <"+ reader.Name+ "> is : "+str; reader.Read(); break; } break; } }but here the problem is it is trying to validate the xml file using the DTD. I dont want to validate it using dtd. Plz help to solve this. what i have to use here.:( Plz help me thank uWhy are you using an XmlReader? You could load the document into an
XmlDocumentobject and then use XPath queries andSelectSingleNodeorSelectNodescalls to get the node you are interested in.Scott.
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Why are you using an XmlReader? You could load the document into an
XmlDocumentobject and then use XPath queries andSelectSingleNodeorSelectNodescalls to get the node you are interested in.Scott.
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Scott is absolutely correct. XPath is fastest among all in parsing xml node.
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Scott is absolutely correct. XPath is fastest among all in parsing xml node.
Regards Chintan www.visharadsoft.com (Nothing is so purify as KNOWLEDGE)
Chintan.Desai wrote:
Scott is absolutely correct. XPath is fastest among all in parsing xml node.
YES he is. But if the XML file is pretty huge, then this method may take some time. I think XMLDocument class loads the entire XML file to the memory when it initializes. Am I right ?
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Why are you using an XmlReader? You could load the document into an
XmlDocumentobject and then use XPath queries andSelectSingleNodeorSelectNodescalls to get the node you are interested in.Scott.
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I want to read a huge xml file and the node that i want to read is about to the middle of the file. Then also XPath is of to use?
P_Elza wrote:
I want to read a huge xml file and the node that i want to read is about to the middle of the file. Then also XPath is of to use?
Why don't you write an application that compares performance difference for both the methods. I feel loading huge XML file to XMlDocument class will be slow compared to other.
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Chintan.Desai wrote:
Scott is absolutely correct. XPath is fastest among all in parsing xml node.
YES he is. But if the XML file is pretty huge, then this method may take some time. I think XMLDocument class loads the entire XML file to the memory when it initializes. Am I right ?
Yes, you are correct. The
XmlDocumentclass does read the entire file into memory. In my opinion, if you're trying to deal with XML files that large, you should probably be using something other than XML.Scott.
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I want to read a huge xml file and the node that i want to read is about to the middle of the file. Then also XPath is of to use?
Yes, XPath would be of use. XPath is the "query" language that allows you to retrieve a specific node or list of nodes. Think of it as working in a similar way to a SQL Select statement for a database.
Scott.
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I want to read a huge xml file and the node that i want to read is about to the middle of the file. Then also XPath is of to use?
What is the size of your xml file ? if its 1 GB like that then you hsould use xmlreader and dom in hand like this http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/XmlParsing.asp[^]
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Chintan.Desai wrote:
Scott is absolutely correct. XPath is fastest among all in parsing xml node.
YES he is. But if the XML file is pretty huge, then this method may take some time. I think XMLDocument class loads the entire XML file to the memory when it initializes. Am I right ?
ya, u r correct? but buddy loading xml and parsing both are completely different. Its work of different object. Its just lik this Building apartement is made by engineer, but its maintainance is depend on people who live ther. So, XPath is very fastest in parsing. Bye
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I want to read a huge xml file and the node that i want to read is about to the middle of the file. Then also XPath is of to use?
You may want to take a look at vtd-xml for that... http://vtd-xml.sf.net