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Hi! Please help me, I want to put the xml file content from drive c: to a new array. Please help me with codes. Thanks in advance. :)

Posted 2-Dec-10 22:38pm

yummy02

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Keith Barrow 3-Dec-10 4:42am

My Vote of 1: Asking for code. Please state what you have tried, or why you are having difficulties.

Dylan Morley 3-Dec-10 4:42am

Post what code you have so far & what part you are struggling with, I'm sure someone will help

Ankur^\m/ 3-Dec-10 4:48am

To start with search Google/Bing for 'read/write xml file c#'.

yummy02 3-Dec-10 4:58am

i have no idea on doing that, but I will tell you on how the system goes. I have a system that lets user input numbers, then that numbers will be saved in xml file. Then, I want to retrieve the xml file and put it in array. That's it...

Keith Barrow 3-Dec-10 6:24am

@yummy2 Again, you have stated your requirements, not asked a question. What have you tried? What is your XML format? Do you have an XML format? Do you have anything at all? Where is your problem?

Sandeep Mewara 3-Dec-10 6:59am

Asking for code without showing any effort!

yummy02 3-Dec-10 7:03am

actually, i have no format yet. I can't find any clear idea in putting an xml file content to the array. all i have is this:

string docpath = "c:/Configuration/myxml.xml";
XmlDocument xdoc = new XmlDocument();
xdoc.Load(docpath);

then.. xnl.count for reading xml content..

i need to know how to put the xml content to array. please help me.. thanks

yummy02 3-Dec-10 7:07am

@Sandeep Mewara - Its not that I don't have any effort yet asking for codes. Its just that I'm a starter in terms of coding. Please be considerate if people ask questions yet can't can give enough information at the moment they ask.

fjdiewornncalwe 3-Dec-10 7:55am

In defense of Sandeep(which he doesn't really need), he simply stated that you hadn't shown us any of the efforts that you have made. You may be an exception to the rule as many come here asking us to do their homework assignments and such for them with their effort being limited to copying and pasting the question to our forums.

Tarun.K.S 3-Dec-10 8:18am

We all want to help you. We can solve it(though there is very little info) but we want you to do it as it will be beneficial for you. If you are a starter, then start learning about xml. How to load them, how to retrieve the nodes, etc. Start coding, then if you find any difficulty, come to us!

ely_bob 6-Dec-10 12:08pm

You could Look at Data contracting....

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Pavel Yermalovich · Answer 1 · 2010-12-09T23:48:00

Solution 2

Also try to deal with LINQ to Xml. It simplifies working with Xml.

Posted 9-Dec-10 23:48pm

Pavel Yermalovich