Creation of xml-file based on schema?
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My task is to create xml-files based on different schemas. The schema files are quite big approx 4000 rows. The contents of the files are stored in our database. I know how to validate, but I am puzzled with file creation process. I need information about how to solve it in a time efficient and flexible (schemas may change now and then) way. Is there a best practice way or are there support tools available? I use Visual studio as development platform. thanks all
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My task is to create xml-files based on different schemas. The schema files are quite big approx 4000 rows. The contents of the files are stored in our database. I know how to validate, but I am puzzled with file creation process. I need information about how to solve it in a time efficient and flexible (schemas may change now and then) way. Is there a best practice way or are there support tools available? I use Visual studio as development platform. thanks all
eroi wrote:
My task is to create xml-files based on different schemas.
I do not understand your question. How can you create XML files based on schemas? A schema defines the structure of the XML but you also need a data source to generate an XML file don't you?
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eroi wrote:
My task is to create xml-files based on different schemas.
I do not understand your question. How can you create XML files based on schemas? A schema defines the structure of the XML but you also need a data source to generate an XML file don't you?
Something like the content of the following link is what I am trying to do: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa302296.aspx[^] But I wonder if there are better/alternative ways. Today I create the file using the System.Xml.XmlDocument and adding elements and etc, but it is very time consuming. The content I pick up from our database. /EROI
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Something like the content of the following link is what I am trying to do: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa302296.aspx[^] But I wonder if there are better/alternative ways. Today I create the file using the System.Xml.XmlDocument and adding elements and etc, but it is very time consuming. The content I pick up from our database. /EROI