Im a little new in using XML in this fashion so a few newbie questions.
I am trying to use a web service. I type into a web browser an URL similar to http://website/service/?query=Name:test. This displays a page in XML of all the names that have test.
Usually when consuming a web service i would see a response returned (if using WCF services), Although this seems like the response returned (the data on the page), what should i be using in order to:
1. See the request sent and received (used Fiddler and although i saw the URL there was nothing returned - unless im missing something).
2. The .Net classes to use in order to do this in an ASP .Net web application. I would need to display the info onto the page etc.
Any examples or links to show a brief demo would help.
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A few XML questions
Jan 18, 2013 04:47 PM|uid250511|LINK
Im a little new in using XML in this fashion so a few newbie questions.
I am trying to use a web service. I type into a web browser an URL similar to http://website/service/?query=Name:test. This displays a page in XML of all the names that have test.
Usually when consuming a web service i would see a response returned (if using WCF services), Although this seems like the response returned (the data on the page), what should i be using in order to:
1. See the request sent and received (used Fiddler and although i saw the URL there was nothing returned - unless im missing something).
2. The .Net classes to use in order to do this in an ASP .Net web application. I would need to display the info onto the page etc.
Any examples or links to show a brief demo would help.
Thanks
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Re: A few XML questions
Jan 19, 2013 09:29 PM|Decker Dong - MSFT|LINK
Hi,
1) You should use XDocument's Parse method to load your fetched data contents in a correct formation of xml.
2) Then use LINQ-TO-XML to analyze what you want.
3) A simple sample:
var result = XDocument.Parse("<Root><S>aa</S></Root>"); var c = result.Root.Element("S").Value;