xml Stream to remote client
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Hello, I want to send log-data to a client over TCP/IP and UDP. As data format I think the best way is to use XML. Now I search a possibilty to make a well formed Xml file from the data. I have found some solutions with External entities. But here I have the problem that I have an live stream and I don't want to make allways a new file of the stream. What is the best solution to do this? It would be great If in the future I have the possibilty to open the log-server with an internet explorer...may be someone can give me some hints... Best regards Hansjörg
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Hello, I want to send log-data to a client over TCP/IP and UDP. As data format I think the best way is to use XML. Now I search a possibilty to make a well formed Xml file from the data. I have found some solutions with External entities. But here I have the problem that I have an live stream and I don't want to make allways a new file of the stream. What is the best solution to do this? It would be great If in the future I have the possibilty to open the log-server with an internet explorer...may be someone can give me some hints... Best regards Hansjörg
Wrap the input XML with a 'psuedo' root element, and use XML deserialization. I have done this quite successfully a few years back implementing a Jabber client on .NET.
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Wrap the input XML with a 'psuedo' root element, and use XML deserialization. I have done this quite successfully a few years back implementing a Jabber client on .NET.
xacc.ide
The rule of three: "The first time you notice something that might repeat, don't generalize it. The second time the situation occurs, develop in a similar fashion -- possibly even copy/paste -- but don't generalize yet. On the third time, look to generalize the approach."