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Writing to an XML File With Attributes

This prior post demonstrated a very simple technique for writing to an XML file that has a set of elements. This post extends that example showing how to write an XML file that has both elements and attributes. Here is the XML file created by this example: <?xml version="1.0" encoding...

Posted to Deborah's Developer MindScape by Deborah Kurata on Mon, Jun 7 2010
Filed under: Filed under: VB, C#, .NET, CSharp, Xml
Reading an XML File

This prior post detailed how to write to an XML file. This post details how to read that XML file. The example reads the values and populates three TextBoxes, but you can use this technique to read any information from an XML file. XML File: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"...

Posted to Deborah's Developer MindScape by Deborah Kurata on Sun, Jun 6 2010
Filed under: Filed under: VB, C#, .NET, CSharp, Xml
Writing to an XML File

Sometimes, you just need to write some values to an XML file. If you are targeting the .NET Framework 3.5 or higher, you can use XDocument and XElement to do this easily. This post demonstrates how to write values to an XML string. The example writes the values from three TextBoxes, but you can use this...

Posted to Deborah's Developer MindScape by Deborah Kurata on Sun, Jun 6 2010
Filed under: Filed under: VB, C#, .NET, CSharp, Xml
Finding a set of Nodes in an XML String

In this prior post , I demonstrated how to find a node in an XML string. In this post, I expand on that topic to find a set of nodes. You can then process those nodes as needed in your application. In this example, the set of nodes are displayed in a ComboBox. If you are targeting the .NET Framework...

Posted to Deborah's Developer MindScape by Deborah Kurata on Thu, Mar 25 2010
Filed under: Filed under: VB, C#, .NET, CSharp, Xml, LINQ
Finding a Node in an XML String

A common requirement with an XML file is to find a particular node. If you are targeting the .NET framework 3.5 or higher, you can find the node using Linq to XML or by using Lambda expressions. As with many of my prior XML examples, the XML string is as follows: <States> <State name...

Posted to Deborah's Developer MindScape by Deborah Kurata on Sun, Jan 31 2010
Filed under: Filed under: VB, C#, .NET, CSharp, Lambda, Xml, LINQ
XML Documentation Comments

You can document your classes, properties, methods, and so on using XML tags. I'm sure all developers know this at this point, but did you know that you can modify the set of valid tags? If you are not familiar with XML Documentation Comments (or just XML Comments), you create them differently depending...

Posted to Deborah's Developer MindScape by Deborah Kurata on Sun, Jan 31 2010
Filed under: Filed under: VB, C#, .NET, CSharp, Xml
Populating a DataGridView from Xml Data

If you are using XML in a WinForms application you may find the need to display the XML data in a DataGridView. Let's take this XML: <states> <state name="California"> <abbreviation>CA</abbreviation> ...

Posted to Deborah's Developer MindScape by Deborah Kurata on Tue, Oct 20 2009
Filed under: Filed under: VB, C#, .NET, CSharp, Xml, LINQ, Binding, WinForms
Text Files

There are many different types of text files that you may need to process in your applications. Some of the more common types are described in this post. Delimited files Delimited files separate the fields of the file with some type of a delimiter. The most common delimited files are comma separated...

Posted to Deborah's Developer MindScape by Deborah Kurata on Tue, Aug 25 2009
Filed under: Filed under: VB, C#, .NET, CSharp, Xml, text file
Adding Nodes to an XML String

I have an XML string as follows: <States> <State name="Wisconsin"> <Regions> <Region name="Milwaukee"> <Area name="Mukwanago"/> ...

Posted to Deborah's Developer MindScape by Deborah Kurata on Thu, Aug 20 2009
Filed under: Filed under: VB, C#, .NET, CSharp, Lambda, Xml, LINQ
Populating a TreeView Control from XML

This post describes how to populate a WinForms TreeView control from an XML file assuming you are targeting the .NET Framework Version 3.5. The XML file used in this example looks like this: <States> <State name="California"> <Regions> ...

Posted to Deborah's Developer MindScape by Deborah Kurata on Tue, Jul 21 2009
Filed under: Filed under: VB, C#, .NET, CSharp, Xml, WinForms
SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (VI)

Entradas anteriores de la serie: SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (I) SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (II) SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (III) SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva...

Posted to El blog de Lluis Franco by lfranco on Thu, Mar 5 2009
Filed under: Filed under: C#, .NET, Utilidad, XML, Serie, Beerware, 2009, Add-In, VSTO
SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (V)

Entradas anteriores de la serie: SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (I) SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (II) SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (III) SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva...

Posted to El blog de Lluis Franco by lfranco on Tue, Mar 3 2009
Filed under: Filed under: C#, Sharepoint, .NET, Utilidad, XML, Serie, LINQ, Beerware, Add-In, VSTO
SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (IV)

Entradas anteriores de la serie: SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (I) SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (II) SharePoint 2007 + Outlook 2007: Guardar correos de forma masiva (III) He estado un par de días sin poder continuar con la serie...

Posted to El blog de Lluis Franco by lfranco on Tue, Feb 10 2009
Filed under: Filed under: C#, Sharepoint, .NET, Utilidad, XML, Serie, LINQ, Beerware, Add-In, VSTO
Acceder a la caché de Internet Explorer (II)

:-/ Hola de nuevo, Siento haber tardado más de lo previsto en publicar este post, pero hemos tenido un fallecimiento en la familia este fin de semana y todavía andamos un poco descolocados. De todos modos, siguiendo con el hilo del primer post de esta serie, vamos a ver como leer los valores de los archivos...

Posted to El blog de Lluis Franco by lfranco on Tue, May 20 2008
Filed under: Filed under: C#, .NET, Utilidad, XML, Windows, API, Cache, IE
Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 shipped!

Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 has finally shipped. MSDN subscribers can download the final version of Visual Studio 2008 from MSDN Subscription Downloads , but anyone can get a trial version or an Express Edition . The .NET Framework 3.5 contains many new features building incrementally upon...

Posted to Paulo Morgado by Paulo Morgado on Tue, Nov 20 2007
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, WinForms, ASP.NET, SoftDev, C#, Microsoft, MSDN, SQLServer, XML, VisualStudio, WCF, WPF, WF, WindowsClient, LINQ
WSDL Merger

António Cruz posted his tool to merge WSDL definitions into a single WSDL file.

Posted to Paulo Morgado by Paulo Morgado on Thu, Feb 8 2007
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, Architecture, Community, SoftDev, C#, Microsoft, MSDN, MVP, XML, Tools, WebServices
Obtaining Indented XML as a String

Using XmlDocument.Save(string file) produces a file with nicely indented elements. XmlDocument.OuterXml returns a string without any formatting. If you want a nicely formatted string (to display to the user, write to console, etc), without directly writing to a file, you must use the XmlTextWriter ....

Posted to #region Coad's Code (Noah Coad) by coad on Tue, Jun 22 2004
Filed under: Filed under: C#, XML
Assimilate XML RSS Feed from URL in C#

This piece of code pulls an RSS feed and displays the title of the articles. It is here to demonstrate just how easy it is to pull XML off the web and utilize the data. I use Trace.WriteLine instead of Console.WriteLine so the report is fed to the Visual Studio output window and can be run as either...

Posted to #region Coad's Code (Noah Coad) by coad on Wed, Apr 14 2004
Filed under: Filed under: C#, XML
Simple C# XSL Transformation

“XSLTransform.cs” And here is a simple C# translator that takes an XML file sends it through an XSL file transform and saves the output. It is intended to be used as a console application. This can be easily used to apply the CSV transform XSL to Vocabulary.xml. // Created by Noah Coad, coad.net/noah...

Posted to #region Coad's Code (Noah Coad) by coad on Tue, Apr 13 2004
Filed under: Filed under: C#, XML

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