Deserialize from a string

[Samuel]

Hi

Instead of deserializing (to XML object) from a file I would like to do the
same from a string where the data is already.

Thank you,
Samuel

[Tom Shelton]

Re: Deserialize from a string

On 2008-06-18, Samuel <samuel.shulman @ntlworld.comwr ote:

Hi
>
Instead of deserializing (to XML object) from a file I would like to do the
same from a string where the data is already.
>
Thank you,
Samuel
>
>

Your going to have to be a little more explicit with your question... You say
that the data is already in a string? How did it get there? What is the
format of the string? etc.

--
Tom Shelton

[Cor Ligthert[MVP]]

Re: Deserialize from a string

Samual,

As the file is a text file, then it is a string, so what is the real
problem?

Cor

[Samuel]

Re: Deserialize from a string

Currently I pass the XML Deserializer the FileStram that is 'connected' to
the file. What I need is a stream connected to the string

Thank you,
Samuel



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Samual,
>
As the file is a text file, then it is a string, so what is the real
problem?
>
Cor
>

[Samuel]

Re: Deserialize from a string

The string contains the XML content instead of reading it from the XML file




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On 2008-06-18, Samuel <samuel.shulman @ntlworld.comwr ote:

>Hi
>>
>Instead of deserializing (to XML object) from a file I would like to do
>the
>same from a string where the data is already.
>>
>Thank you,
>Samuel
>>
>>

>
Your going to have to be a little more explicit with your question... You
say
that the data is already in a string? How did it get there? What is the
format of the string? etc.
>
--
Tom Shelton

[Chris Dunaway]

Re: Deserialize from a string

On Jun 19, 8:33 am, "Samuel" <samuel.shul... @ntlworld.comwr ote:

Currently I pass the XML Deserializer the FileStram that is 'connected' to
the file. What I need is a stream connected to the string
>
Thank you,
Samuel
>
"Cor Ligthert[MVP]" <notmyfirstn... @planet.nlwrote in message
>
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>

Samual,

>

As the file is a text file, then it is a string, so what is the real
problem?

>

Cor

Use a StringStream instead of a FileStream. That should work.

Chris

[Andrew Morton]

Re: Deserialize from a string

Samuel wrote:

Instead of deserializing (to XML object) from a file I would like to
do the same from a string where the data is already.

Would an XMLTextReader do?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301228

Andrew

[Chris Dunaway]

Re: Deserialize from a string

On Jun 19, 8:33 am, "Samuel" <samuel.shul... @ntlworld.comwr ote:

Currently I pass the XML Deserializer the FileStram that is 'connected' to
the file. What I need is a stream connected to the string
>
Thank you,
Samuel
>
"Cor Ligthert[MVP]" <notmyfirstn... @planet.nlwrote in message
>
news:3BC754EA-D7A5-4FCB-B89D-53DEA0BE3018@mi crosoft.com...
>

Samual,

>

As the file is a text file, then it is a string, so what is the real
problem?

>

Cor

I meant StringReader, not StringStream. You can pass an instance of
a StringReader into the Deserialize method of the XmlSerializer.

Chris

[Cor Ligthert[MVP]]

Re: Deserialize from a string

Samuel,

Based on a message from Tom Shelton

http://www.vb-tips.com/SerializeDataSet.aspx

Cor

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The string contains the XML content instead of reading it from the XML
file
>
>
>
>
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>On 2008-06-18, Samuel <samuel.shulman @ntlworld.comwr ote:

>>Hi
>>>
>>Instead of deserializing (to XML object) from a file I would like to do
>>the
>>same from a string where the data is already.
>>>
>>Thank you,
>>Samuel
>>>
>>>

>>
>Your going to have to be a little more explicit with your question...
>You say
>that the data is already in a string? How did it get there? What is the
>format of the string? etc.
>>
>--
>Tom Shelton

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