web application with XML
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I want to write a web application (application A) containing XML file . This web application will be invoked from an HTTP request (from another application - application B) . Application A should then send the XML file to Application B and return back to Application A with returned data . My first task is how do I create the XML - But I'm not sure how I go about doing it ??? using ASP.net???
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I want to write a web application (application A) containing XML file . This web application will be invoked from an HTTP request (from another application - application B) . Application A should then send the XML file to Application B and return back to Application A with returned data . My first task is how do I create the XML - But I'm not sure how I go about doing it ??? using ASP.net???
I am not clear. You are asking about creating XML but you didn't told what sort of data actually XML file will contain. I mean this is this file will be some serialized form of an object used for message passing or it could contain any data that you want to upload. Any how if you do have the XML file and want to post it webapplication you will need to make use of HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse. First create some generic handler in you web app and then create and post XML file contents via HttpWebRequest. Process contents in handler and return some suitable desired response. For example codes try googling or use code project search for "Posting Data via HttpWebRequest" keyword.
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I want to write a web application (application A) containing XML file . This web application will be invoked from an HTTP request (from another application - application B) . Application A should then send the XML file to Application B and return back to Application A with returned data . My first task is how do I create the XML - But I'm not sure how I go about doing it ??? using ASP.net???
A little more context would help. Are you familiar with XML? Have you worked with XML before?