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8-Oct-09 18:41

HI,

I am having a string which is in xml format. i want to populate a dataset using the string. I used the following code . But it doesnt convert.Please help me.

stream = new StringReader(XMLdoc.ToString());
             Text = new XmlTextReader(stream);
             dsXml.ReadXml(Text);

Nigel Ferrissey8-Oct-09 18:49

Nigel Ferrissey

8-Oct-09 18:49

You might want to have a look at the dataSet.ReadXml() method.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.dataset.readxml(VS.71).aspx[^]

Hope that helps.

sashidhar8-Oct-09 18:57

8-Oct-09 18:57

anu_anu wrote:
stream = new StringReader(XMLdoc.ToString());

where is the xml doc present..!
try this..! Cool | :cool:

ds.ReadXml ("YourFilePath in Server.mapath.xml);

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janani138-Oct-09 19:00

8-Oct-09 19:00

Hi,
I just have the XML code in XMLdoc as string format.I dont have any xml file.

StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(response.GetResponseStream());

           string str = reader.ReadLine();
           while (str != null)
           {

               XMLdoc = XMLdoc + str;
               Console.WriteLine(str);
               str = reader.ReadLine();
           }

sashidhar8-Oct-09 19:17

8-Oct-09 19:17

anu_anu wrote:
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(response.GetResponseStream());

string str = reader.ReadLine();

Check The above str reading any document in the form of xml by keeping a break point may tht the reason..!

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janani138-Oct-09 19:20

8-Oct-09 19:20

Sorry i cant get you.

sashidhar8-Oct-09 19:27

8-Oct-09 19:27

Check the response stream, and keep a break point on the bolded text ,extract the string str, .and check the string format.Is it coming in the form of XML.
if it is comming..!
use ReadtoEnd metod

HttpWebResponse objResponse = (HttpWebResponse)objRequest.GetResponse();
       using (StreamReader sr =
          new StreamReader(objResponse.GetResponseStream()))
       {
           result = sr.ReadToEnd();

                 // Close and clean up the StreamReader
           sr.Close();
       }

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janani138-Oct-09 19:34

8-Oct-09 19:34

Ya.. It is in the xml format.Is it possible to assign the xml string into a new xml file.

sashidhar8-Oct-09 19:39

How to read data from a http page.

8-Oct-09 19:39

Then Try this below link It May Help
Post XML Data to an ASP.NET Page using C#[^]

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souravghosh188-Oct-09 18:34

souravghosh18

8-Oct-09 18:34

In my application I want to read some data diplaying in a webpage.How can it be possible.Can you plz give me a clue.

Thanx in advance.

Re: How to read data from a http page.

Nigel Ferrissey8-Oct-09 18:58

Nigel Ferrissey

8-Oct-09 18:58

One way is to use the WebRequest object to retrieve the page and then parse it for the information you want.

This article[^] may help.

HTML FONT

Sachin Dubey8-Oct-09 18:27

Sachin Dubey

8-Oct-09 18:27

Hi All Is there any style is HTML so that i Can blink My Label font

janani138-Oct-09 18:42

8-Oct-09 18:42

Use Blink tag.

Sachin Dubey8-Oct-09 18:47

Sachin Dubey

8-Oct-09 18:47

How shuld i use it.. there is no tag comming in Intellisense... Confused | :confused:

janani138-Oct-09 18:56

8-Oct-09 18:56

Just try it man. The tag wont come in asp.net . But it will work fine.

Sachin Dubey8-Oct-09 19:08

Sachin Dubey

8-Oct-09 19:08

Hi Ther i tried it Like

<blink><asp:litrel id="sas" runat="server" text="Sachin">

It doesnt Work

janani138-Oct-09 19:16

8-Oct-09 19:16

<blink><asp:Literal ID="txtuname" Text=" Username" runat="server"></asp:Literal> </blink>

I tried its working well.

Russ-T8-Oct-09 20:07

Russ-T

8-Oct-09 20:07

Blink doesn't work in Internet Explorer. This is from Wikipedia[^]:

The blink element type ... is still supported [by] Mozilla Firefox... It is also supported by the Opera Internet Browser. Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Apple's Safari/WebKit do not support it, even in its CSS incarnation.

Dinesh Reghunath9-Oct-09 1:30

Dinesh Reghunath

9-Oct-09 1:30

Also you can use style text-decoration=blink;

.blinkytext {
     font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
     font-size: 1.2em;
     text-decoration: blink;
     font-style: normal;
 }