My client has supplied a comple DTD file to help interface with their
system.
I take the DTD into Visual Studio 2005 and convert to XSD file.
I then try the following:
DataSet m_XMLSource = new DataSet();
m_XMLSource.Rea dXmlSchema("pay mentService_v11 .xsd");
m_XMLSource.Nam espace = String.Empty;
And I get the following error:
System.Data.Dup licateNameExcep tion was unhandled
Message="A column named 'issueNumber' already belongs to this
DataTable."
My question is this. Is this the correct approach that I have used? I
done a project a couple of years ago and used a similar approach and it
worked fine.
I REALLY don't want to have to build up all this XML manually, so I am
looking for some method that builds up an empty structure and lets me
populate it, then at the end spits out an XML string that I can send.
As I said earlier, this code worked fine for another project (albeit
smaller DTD) so hoped it would work again.
Any help on this would be appreciated.
Steven
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system.
I take the DTD into Visual Studio 2005 and convert to XSD file.
I then try the following:
DataSet m_XMLSource = new DataSet();
m_XMLSource.Rea dXmlSchema("pay mentService_v11 .xsd");
m_XMLSource.Nam espace = String.Empty;
And I get the following error:
System.Data.Dup licateNameExcep tion was unhandled
Message="A column named 'issueNumber' already belongs to this
DataTable."
My question is this. Is this the correct approach that I have used? I
done a project a couple of years ago and used a similar approach and it
worked fine.
I REALLY don't want to have to build up all this XML manually, so I am
looking for some method that builds up an empty structure and lets me
populate it, then at the end spits out an XML string that I can send.
As I said earlier, this code worked fine for another project (albeit
smaller DTD) so hoped it would work again.
Any help on this would be appreciated.
Steven
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