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Creating XML document using VB.NET

Asked by Dattu in Extensible Markup Language (XML), .NET, Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: XML VB.NET, Web

I need to create a xml file for which i get some of the data by reading the file names in a folder and parsing them. After that, I need to place that data as follows:
<properties>
<scan_user>COMPASS</scan_user>
<ip_address></ip_address>
<create_time></create_time>
                <document verification_doc_id=#>
                                <document_name></document_name>
                                <page page_num=#>
                                                <filename></filename>
                                <page>
                                <page page_num=#>
                                                <filename></filename>
                                <page>
                </document>
                <document verification_doc_id=#>
                                <document_name></document_name>
                                <page page_num=#>
                                                <filename></filename>
                                <page>
                                <page page_num=#>
                                                <filename></filename>
                                <page>
                </document>
</properties>
Can you help me how do I fill in the data from <document verification_doc_id=#> to </document> tags.
Even if you can give me sample data, I will change it. I have seen a number of websites but couldn't figure it out. 
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Dim Doc As New XmlDocument()
Dim folder As New System.IO.DirectoryInfo(MapPath("Images1\\") & "\" & DirName)
       
            
            Dim newAtt As XmlAttribute
 
            ' Use the XmlDeclaration class to place the
            ' <?xml version="1.0"?> declaration at the top of our XML file
            Dim dec As XmlDeclaration = Doc.CreateXmlDeclaration("1.0", Nothing, Nothing)
 
            Dim DocRoot As XmlElement = Doc.CreateElement("Properties")
            Doc.AppendChild(DocRoot)
 
            Dim scan_user As XmlElement = Doc.CreateElement("scan_user")
            scan_user.InnerXml = "COMPASS"
 
            Dim ip_address As XmlElement = Doc.CreateElement("ip_address")
            ip_address.InnerXml = "123.122.245.246"
 
            Dim createtime As XmlElement = Doc.CreateElement("Create_time")
            createtime.InnerXml = currtime
 
  'For Each file As System.IO.FileInfo In folder.GetFiles()
        '        'file contains all the file information
        '        'To parse by the _ character
        For Each File As System.IO.FileInfo In folder.GetFiles()
            'Console.WriteLine(Path.GetFileName(File.FullName))
            Dim fileWithoutExtension As String = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(File.FullName)
            Dim separated() As String = fileWithoutExtension.Split("_")
            'Now check separated(0) and separated(1)
            Dim DocumentID As String = Nothing
            DocumentID = separated(0)
            pages = separated(1)
 
         <----------------------------------------Here------------------------------>
 
        Next
 
            Doc.Save(MapPath("Images1\\" + DirName) & "\" & "Properties.xml")
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Tags: XML VB.NET, Web
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