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bep@10.10.10.10 (VIP)
Hello
What is the best way to sort an
XmlDocument
for display in a DataGrig?
I can use Xpath with an XpathExpression, and a XpathNavigator. But this
XpathNavigator object is of no use to me, I need a
XmlDocument
. So is there
an easy way to convert an
XPathNavigator
object to an XmlDocument?
And I could use a piece of Xstl to transform the doc. But this seems like a
lot of work. I would have to load the Xslt from file, cache it, and apply it.
I also have not found an easy way to transform an
XmlDocument
in memory. It
seems it is all aimed at taking a disk file, and applying the XSLT from a
file,a nf write to a file.
Thanks for any help.
David
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Hermit Dave
for sorting you dont need to use
XPathExpression
.. its normally used to do a
scan and get nordes that match a certain criteria.
if you want to sort it.
Create a Dataset
Use
XmlDataDocument
(with relation to the dataset).
Load the XML Document or a part of it (if so load the schema first)
At this step the dataset is populated with the xml data.
now you can apply dataset.tables[0].Select(sortcriteria) to fetch the sorted
order of datarows that can be imported into a table clone and can be
displayed in the datagrid
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bep@10.10.10.10 (VIP)
Thanks for your help
How do I get the
XmlDataDocument
into the Dataset?
Will this work without a schema? We get this data from another system, and
there is no Schema, I would have to create one.
This is also a lot of processing and memory usage. I am surprised XML
sorting is so hard to do...
Thanks again
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DataSet
.InferXMLSchema or just use the Schema designer in Visual Studio.
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Not noticably more than applying a XLST transform.
David
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Hermit Dave
i have just replied to another user with a complete example using xml, xsd
(for more info refer to post - Urgent help needed converting xmlnode to
dataset)
DataSet
ds = new
DataSet
();
ds.ReadXmlSchema(@"..\..\Customers.xsd");
// create matching xml data document
XmlDataDocument
xdd = new
XmlDataDocument
(ds);
try
{
xdd.Load(@"..\..\Customers.xml");
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
MessageBox
.Show(ex.Message, "Error Loading XML");
}
this.dgXML.DataSource = ds;
this.dgXML.DataMember = "CustomerData";
hope this helps
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