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What is the easiest way to get data from xml assuming that it confirms to
the default microsoft schema?

Thanks,
Matt
 
* "Matt said:
What is the easiest way to get data from xml assuming that it confirms to
the default microsoft schema?
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Did you have a look at the classes provided in the 'System.Xml'
namespace. Which class you will have to use depends on what exactly you
want to do with the XML data.
 
Matt said:
What is the easiest way to get data from xml assuming that it confirms to
the default microsoft schema?
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Use classes from System.XML

Example:

Dim objXML As New XmlDocument
Dim objNode As XmlNode

objXML.LoadXml(szXML)
objNode = objXML.SelectSingleNode("./NodeName")
....

Hope it helps.

sincerely,
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Hi Matt,

The most easiest to use is for me the xml file configured as a dataset.
dataset.readxml(path)

After that you can choise for the sugestion from Blumido (DOM) or use the
XMLreader.

I prefer them to use in that sequence.

I hope this helps?

Cor
 
Cor said:
Hi Matt,

The most easiest to use is for me the xml file configured as a dataset.
dataset.readxml(path)
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DataSets will not be appropriate in all situations - read below.
After that you can choise for the sugestion from Blumido (DOM) or use the
XMLreader.
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Good suggestions here. To the original poster, there are performance
differences between the 2. The XmlReader is read-only and forward-only
whereas the DOM is not (somewhat similar to a DataReader vs. a DataSet in
ADO.NET if you are familiar with those objects.) If you have large XML
documents or you need to parse them quite often, this choice becomes even
more important.
 
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