C# XML - "XDocument","XElement", "XNode"

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how can this be done with "XDocument","XElement", "XNode"... Plz help...

XML STRUCTURE:

XML

<Body>
  <getBooksResponse xmlns="http://tempuri.org/">
    <getBooksResult>
      <T>book2     </T>
      <A>author2   </A>
      <P>10</P>
    </getBooksResult>
  </getBooksResponse>
</Body>

1. Remove Node with "Response" where "getBook" can be generic eg : "getMapResponse" etc.

XML

&<getBooksResponse xmlns="http://tempuri.org/">

2. Replace the Node "XXXXResult" with "Book"

Posted 4-Apr-13 3:16am

sgeorge106

Updated 4-Apr-13 3:19am

Joezer BH

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johannesnestler · Answer 1 · 2013-04-04T04:14:00

It's easy to create the Format using the "fluent" constructors of XDocument, XElement, ...

You can do it like this:

C#

public static XDocument CreateDocument()
        {
            return new XDocument(
                 new XElement("Body",
                     new XElement("getBooksResponse", new XAttribute("ns", "http://tempuri.org/"),
                         new XElement("getBooksResult",
                             new XElement("T", "book2"),
                             new XElement("A", "author2"),
                             new XElement("P", "10")
                         )
                     )
                  )
              );
        }

(If you'd name your attribute xmlns the XML is invalid)

Sorry I don't understand what you mean with Point 1,2...

But I'd suggest to use a class hierarchy representing your data, and use DataContractSerializer to produce the XML.