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  • Jim P.
    #1

    Write XML to object not a file

    Still new to .Net so bare with me. Working on a client/server app. But
    I'm trying to build an XML file on the fly (without writing to a file) using
    data from my application. This info includes IP address, Port, GUID, etc.

    I can write to a file with no problem. But I want to output to some kind of
    object which I can then serialize and send across the wire to the server,
    which will then de-serialize it and read it.

    Any any ideas on how I would output the XmlTextWriter to an object so it'll
    be ready for serialization?

    thanks


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    • Dare Obasanjo [MSFT]
      #2
      Re: Write XML to object not a file

      You may want to investigate using the XmlSerializer.

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        • Dino Chiesa [Microsoft]
          #3
          Re: Write XML to object not a file

          Also when you "send across the wire"- how is this accomplished?
          Are you aware that XML serialization happens automagically with web services
          in .NET?
          you don't need to explicitly serialize your objects to XML, it happens
          implicitly.


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