xmlnode

I seem to always have problems with converting data to and from XML in C#. It always wants you to create a full XMLDocument object even when you think you shouldn't have to. In this case I have a SQLXML column in a MS SQL 2005 server that I am trying to pull out and push into a function that requires an XMLNode as a parameter. You would think this would be easy, but outside of converting it to a string and creating a new XMLNode object I cannot figure out the right way to do it. I can use an SqlDataReader, the sqlComm.ExecuteReader() to load the reader, and sqlReader.GetSqlXml(0) to get the

I have the following XML file (I am missing the root node but the editor is not allowing me--please assume there is a root node here): <Indvls> <Indvl> <Info lastNm="HANSON" firstNm="LAURIE"/> <CrntEmps> <CrntEmp orgNm="ABC INCORPORATED" str1="FOURTY FOUR BRYANT PARK" city="NEW YORK" state="NY" cntry="UNITED STATES" postlCd="10036"> <BrnchOfLocs> <BrnchOfLoc str1="833 NE 55TH ST" city="BELLEVUE" state="WA" cntry="UNITED STATES" postlCd="98004"/> </BrnchOfLocs> </CrntEmp> </CrntEmps> </Indvl> <Indvl> <Info lastNm="JACKSON" firstNm="SHERRY"/> <CrntEmps> <CrntEmp orgNm="XYZ INCORPORATED" str1=

I've faced a problem I can't solve that's why I beg you to help me! I'm working with a WebService and I'm trying to return a XmlDocument from a WebService method called GetSystemDocument which looks like : [WebMethod(Description = "blabla")] public XmlDocument GetSystemDocument(string DocumentName) { return new XmlDocument(); } In the project where I reference this web service. Visual Studio tells me it cannot implicitily convert type 'System.Xml.XmlNode' to 'System.Xml.XmlDocument'. If I look into the Reference.cs file(generated by Visual Studio) the code looks like : /// <remarks/> [System

I want to delete the empty nodes from an XML element. This xml is generated from a vendor and i dont have control on xml generation. But since the XML has few empty nodes i need to delete those empty nodes recursively. This xml is got from OMElement and i get an Element from this object using [XMLUtils][1] Sample XML <A> <B> <C> <C1> <C11>something</C11> <C12>something</C12> </C1> </C> <D> <D1> <D11> <D111 operation="create"> <Node>something else</Node> </D11> </D11> </D1> <D2> <D21> </D21> </D2> </D> </B> </A> Since D21 is an empty node i want to delete D21 and since now D2 is an empty node i

I have a Node from one Document . I want to take that Node and turn it into the root node of a new Document . Only way I can think of is the following: Node node = someChildNodeFromDifferentDocument; DocumentBuilderFactory factory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance(); factory.setNamespaceAware(true); DocumentBuilder builder = factory.newDocumentBuilder(); Document newDocument = builder.newDocument(); newDocument.importNode(node); newDocument.appendChild(node); This works, but I feel it is rather annoyingly verbose. Is there a less verbose/more direct way I'm not seeing, or do I just have to

This has got to be such a simple question but I just can't get the answer. I have an XmlNode and all I want to do is output this node, as a string, with indentations (tabs or spaces) intact to provide better readability. So far I tried XmlWriter, XmlTextWriter, XmlDocument, XmlReader. I tried the PreserveWhitespace in XmlDocument but I couldn't get the XmlDocument to output my node. I tried the Formatting = Formatting.Indented property in XmlTextWriter but I couldn't figure out how to output the contents to string. To output the XmlNode as string WITHOUT indentation is easy. I just do XmlNode

I am trying to develop a content-based routing camel application. This application will look at the folder src/data to see if there is a SOAP request file that has node <e2d:getOrderDetaiRequest> , then that file will be copy into target/message, otherwise the file will be copy to target/other. Do you know how to use xpath(or any other tools ) to check that condition (i prefer using camel-context.xml file)? Here is my camel-context <route> <from uri="file://c:/src/data?noop=true"/> <choice> <when> <xpath>**???????????????????????????**</xpath> <to uri="file://c:/target/message"/> </when>