Thread: Vb.net

Hey,

Question, how do I read a simple xml file like this

Code:

 
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> - <family>- <name gender="Male"> <firstname>Tom</firstname> <lastname>Smith</lastname> </name>- <name gender="Female"> <firstname>Dale</firstname> <lastname>Smith</lastname> </name> </family> 

in VB.NET and write this information into a temporary database.

Greetz

temporary DB of which kind? related or text file, CSv ...?
Kind regards

related like an access db.

greetz Kaat #9

Ok, let me make a demo as you could find more sense there ... btw, there are various techniques that know to parse xml files with .NET framework with using XmlTextReader, XmlDocument, XmlSerializer, DataSet and XpathDocument ... but i will make a demo with only one of them ... i hope you don't mind ... cheers

brb

Ok, this is a demo that read from xml file and then save the data into Access DB ... Cheers

How about retrieving data from a database and putting it into an XML file?

Originally Posted by levyuk

How about retrieving data from a database and putting it into an XML file?

Sorry but are you asking or proposing? Don;t object me as i'm not quite well with English
Cheers

The simplest way to get data from a database into an XML file is to use one of the overloads of the DataSet.WriteXML() method.

Thanx

I gonna try it now, because yesterday I didn't had the time, I'll let you now if it works.

greetz

Thank you, it work fine, greetz

Originally Posted by kulrom

Ok, this is a demo that read from xml file and then save the data into Access DB ... Cheers

How about doing the same with a listbox?

Hi, Rat
Be sure to start your own thread instead of asking your question in another person's thread. That way, you will get the help you're seeking faster than by posting in someone else's thread, no matter how similar the problem is. Someone will help you out as soon as they can I'm sure.

Regards

Originally Posted by kulrom

Hi, Rat
Be sure to start your own thread instead of asking your question in another person's thread. That way, you will get the help you're seeking faster than by posting in someone else's thread, no matter how similar the problem is. Someone will help you out as soon as they can I'm sure.

Regards

Apologies bro ..