Writing XML into URL using dataset( Windows Application)
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Hi all, How to write a xml file into Remote URL using its NetWorkCredentials(userid & password) ? Please suggest me. Thanks in advance cheers kvsekhar
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Hi all, How to write a xml file into Remote URL using its NetWorkCredentials(userid & password) ? Please suggest me. Thanks in advance cheers kvsekhar
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So... you want to upload a file to a server? you could create an FTP for the server
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Thanks for your suggestion. Is it not possible using DataSet.WriteXml(url) ? because I could able to read xml file from url by following code
XmlUrlResolver resolver = new XmlUrlResolver(); NetworkCredential nc = new NetworkCredential("id", "pwd"); resolver.Credentials = nc; // Get a Stream object containing the XML file. Uri myUri = new Uri("http://domain/Assessments/Expenses.xml"); Stream s = (Stream)resolver.GetEntity(myUri, null, typeof(Stream)); // Construct a reader using the Stream object. XmlTextReader xmlTextReader = new XmlTextReader(s); XmlDataDocument xdoc1 = new XmlDataDocument(); xdoc1.DataSet.ReadXml(xmlTextReader, XmlReadMode.Auto); DataSet ds = xdoc1.DataSet;How this logic will be applied for Writing XML to URL ? -
Thanks for your suggestion. Is it not possible using DataSet.WriteXml(url) ? because I could able to read xml file from url by following code
XmlUrlResolver resolver = new XmlUrlResolver(); NetworkCredential nc = new NetworkCredential("id", "pwd"); resolver.Credentials = nc; // Get a Stream object containing the XML file. Uri myUri = new Uri("http://domain/Assessments/Expenses.xml"); Stream s = (Stream)resolver.GetEntity(myUri, null, typeof(Stream)); // Construct a reader using the Stream object. XmlTextReader xmlTextReader = new XmlTextReader(s); XmlDataDocument xdoc1 = new XmlDataDocument(); xdoc1.DataSet.ReadXml(xmlTextReader, XmlReadMode.Auto); DataSet ds = xdoc1.DataSet;How this logic will be applied for Writing XML to URL ?im not sure if it is possible to write to a file like you are suggesting, and if it was possible it would more than likely require permissions to be set on the server for that kind of write access.
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