Creating XML document from TCP/IP

[Jake Haddock]

I have an application the contains an asynchronous client socket. The
application uses the BeginReceive to specify the callback function and the
byte array buffer for the received data.

The data recieved into my byte array buffer contains a byte representation
of a string (sent by my server). The string contains XML formatted text. For
example:

"<P><D><S>< C>0</C><V>5555</V></S></D></P>"

I need to quickly/efficently convert the byte data received into an XML
document. The XML conversion does not have to be validated.

I've spent several hours reading the XML help documentation and there's so
much information I'm not sure where to start! Any help would be greatly
appreciated.

[Richard L Rosenheim]

Re: Creating XML document from TCP/IP

You are looking for the LoadXML method:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...adxmltopic.asp

Richard


"Jake Haddock" <JakeHaddock@di scussions.micro soft.com> wrote in message
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> I have an application the contains an asynchronous client socket. The
> application uses the BeginReceive to specify the callback function and the
> byte array buffer for the received data.
>
> The data recieved into my byte array buffer contains a byte representation
> of a string (sent by my server). The string contains XML formatted text.[/color]
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> example:
>
> "<P><D><S>< C>0</C><V>5555</V></S></D></P>"
>
> I need to quickly/efficently convert the byte data received into an XML
> document. The XML conversion does not have to be validated.
>
> I've spent several hours reading the XML help documentation and there's so
> much information I'm not sure where to start! Any help would be greatly
> appreciated.[/color]