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Convert xml (not standard) to html
Posted on 2012-12-31
Hi,
I request a web service to get a stream of xml whose content i saved in the attached file.
I have this content xml file . suppose i have this stream saved into XML, and I create XDocument:
XDocument doc = XDocument.Parse(xml);
var user = from u in doc.Elements("a:string")
select u;
When i run it, it has exception: ":" not allowed.
My goal is to get the u1,u3,u2,u5,u7 between <a:string>...<a:string>.
Since i got the data which is dynamic changing for different service i made a call.
Which approach i should use: using XSLT or LINQ via XML?
Thanks,
Tran
basicusers.xml
I request a web service to get a stream of xml whose content i saved in the attached file.
I have this content xml file . suppose i have this stream saved into XML, and I create XDocument:
XDocument doc = XDocument.Parse(xml);
var user = from u in doc.Elements("a:string")
select u;
When i run it, it has exception: ":" not allowed.
My goal is to get the u1,u3,u2,u5,u7 between <a:string>...<a:string>.
Since i got the data which is dynamic changing for different service i made a call.
Which approach i should use: using XSLT or LINQ via XML?
Thanks,
Tran
basicusers.xml
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Use an XNamespace. Also, you need to use the Descendants method rather than the Elements method. Elements is for immediate children; Descendants is for any generation of child.
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load("basicusers.xml");
XNamespace ns = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays";
var user = from u in doc.Descendants(ns + "string")
select u;
foreach (var u in user)
{
Console.WriteLine(u.Value);
}
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Alternatively, use braces around the namespace:
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load("basicusers.xml");
var user = from u in doc.Descendants("{http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays}string")
select u;
foreach (var u in user)
{
Console.WriteLine(u.Value);
}
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