I get a soap envelope back from a web service with customer data such as name and address etc. The address does not contain city/suburb but postcode. I have all the city and suburbs with their post codes in a CSV file so I want to insert the correct name for each post code. I can store it in a database or something else but this is more about how to insert the node before I pass the data on.
The code is like :
XmlDocument xDoc = new XmlDocument();
xDoc.LoadXml(searchResponse);
XmlNamespaceManager nsmgr = new XmlNamespaceManager(xDoc.NameTable);
nsmgr.AddNamespace("ns", wsNamespace);
XmlNodeList postCodeNodes = xDoc.SelectNodes("//ns:postcode", nsmgr);
string applicationPath = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory;
foreach (XmlNode node in postCodeNodes)
{
using (StreamReader readFile = new StreamReader(applicationPath + "postcodes.csv"))
{
string line;
string[] row;
while ((line = readFile.ReadLine()) != null)
{
row = line.Split(',');
if (row[0].ToString() == node.InnerText)
{
string suburb = row[1].ToString();
//XmlNode ndSuburb = xDoc.CreateElement("suburb");
//ndSuburb.Value = suburb;
//node.ParentNode.AppendChild(ndSuburb);
break;
}
}
}
}
and I am not sure what to do where I have commented out the code. Any suggestions? Tips on how to make this more efficient would also be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Well, it's a bit hard to know without actually seeing the XML structure that exists and the desired new XML structure. Basically I'd assume that you want a new XML node containing the suburb at the same level as the postcode element.
In that case, I'd used:
XmlElement elem = xDoc.CreateElement("suburb");
elem.InnerText = ...;
node.ParentNode.AppendChild(elem);
EDIT
As for efficiency: Why don't you read your "postcode file" only once, adding the entries to a dictionary that contains the post code as a key and the suburb as a value? That's far quicker than reading the file every time.
Dictionary<string, string> postCodeMap = new Dictionary<string, string>();
string[] lines = File.ReadAllLines(...);
foreach (string line in lines)
{
string[] parts = line.Split(',');
postCodeMap[parts[0]] = parts[1];
}
And later do:
foreach (XmlNode node in postCodeNodes)
{
string suburb = postCodeMap[node.InnerText];
XmlElement elem = xDoc.CreateElement("suburb");
elem.InnerText = suburb;
node.ParentNode.AppendChild(elem);
}
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I'm complete rookie I need to retrieve the value of last id in XML file here is
You can also use XPath within the Xml DOM like this :
string title;
XmlDocument xml = new XmlDocument();
xml.Load("~/purchases.xml");
// Or any other method to load your xml data in the XmlDocument.
// For example if your xml data are in a string, use the LoadXml method.
XmlElement elt = xml.SelectSingleNode("//SubMenu[#id='1']") as XmlElement;
if(elt!=null)
{
name=elt.GetAttribute("title");
}
Reference
As Jon suggested, you can use Linq To XML here.
XElement books = XElement.Load(filePath);
var lastId = books.Descendants("book").Select(x=>Int32.Parse(x.Attribute("ID").Value)).Last();
This will give you the last ID in the current list.You can now create your new Node
books.Add(new XElement("book",new XAttribute("ID",(lastId+1).ToString()),
new XAttribute("title","New Title"),
new XAttribute("price","1234")));
books.Save(filePath);
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.Load("Yourxmlfilepath.xml");
//Display all the book titles.
XmlNodeList xNodeList = doc.SelectNodes("/bookstore/book");
foreach (XmlNode xNode in xNodeList)
{
var employeeName = xNode.OuterXml;
XmlDocument docnew = new XmlDocument();
docnew.LoadXml(employeeName);
foreach (XmlElement report in docnew.SelectNodes("book"))
{
string ID = report.GetAttribute("ID");
string title = report.GetAttribute("title");
string quantity = report.GetAttribute("quantity");
string price = report.GetAttribute("price");
}
}
I have a Xamarin (C#) project, where I am trying to loop through some XML, but for some reason my code is not working.
This is what I have now:
DeviceList = new List<DeviceInfo>();
string ResultStatus = "";
string ResultDevice = "";
var result = Encoding.Default.GetString(e.Result);
result = "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?>" + result;
XmlDocument xmlDoc = new XmlDocument();
xmlDoc.LoadXml(result);
string xPathStatus = "ed_listdevices";
var nodes = xmlDoc.SelectNodes(xPathStatus);
foreach (XmlNode xNode in nodes) {
ResultStatus = xNode.SelectSingleNode("//status").InnerText;
ResultDevice = xNode.SelectSingleNode("//device").InnerText;
}
if (ResultStatus.ToLower() == "ok") {
XmlDocument deviceDoc = new XmlDocument();
deviceDoc.LoadXml(result);
var deviceNodes = deviceDoc.SelectNodes(xPathStatus + "/device");
//foreach(XmlNode dNode in deviceNodes) {
for (int i = 0; i < deviceNodes.Count; i++) {
DeviceList.Add(new DeviceInfo() {
DeviceID = deviceNodes[i].SelectSingleNode("//id").InnerXml,
DeviceName = deviceNodes[i].SelectSingleNode("//name").InnerXml,
DeviceExtraName = "",
DeviceOnlineStatus = deviceNodes[i].SelectSingleNode("//status").InnerXml,
Location = deviceNodes[i].SelectSingleNode("//address").InnerXml,
Time = deviceNodes[i].SelectSingleNode("//time").InnerXml
});
}
}
When I step though the code I get the "ResultStatus" and "ResultDevice" correctly, and when I get to the
for (int i = 0; i < deviceNodes.Count; i++)
the "deviceNodes" variable have a count of 91, and I can see all the individual xml elements that I am suppose to get from the webservice I am calling.
However, when I loop through deviceNodes[i] I only get values from the very first XML element (yes, the value of "i" does change). In other words, my DeviceList is filled with 91 entries with the same values.
Am I missing something obvious?? What am I doing wrong since this isn't working??
PS: I have also tried using a foreach (XmlNode node in deviceNodes) but the result was the same.
"//" in the selector tells it to search from the root node of the document. If you want to search locally under the "current" node, remove the "//"
I am trying to read a XML file from a URL.
The URL and file are fine, they hold currency rates.
When running the code 9 out of 10 times, no content comes back.
Here is the code:
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load("http://www.boi.org.il/currency.xml");
int currID = 0;
Dictionary<int, Currency> curr; // declares the dictionary
curr = new Dictionary<int, Currency>();
var data = from item in doc.Descendants("CURRENCY") // LINQ the informartion from the xml to data variable
select new
{
name = item.Element("NAME").Value,
country = item.Element("COUNTRY").Value,
currencyCode = item.Element("CURRENCYCODE").Value,
rate = Convert.ToDouble(item.Element("RATE").Value),
unit = Convert.ToDouble(item.Element("UNIT").Value),
change = Convert.ToDouble(item.Element("CHANGE").Value),
};
foreach (var xn in data) // run in foreach on the data that we read from the xml and put it in a currency variable into the dictionary
{
Currency currency = new Currency();
currency.Name = xn.name;
currency.Country = xn.country;
currency.CurrencyCode = xn.currencyCode;
currency.Rate = Convert.ToDouble(xn.rate);
currency.Unit = Convert.ToDouble(xn.unit);
currency.Change = Convert.ToDouble(xn.change);
curr.Add(currID, currency);
currID++;
}
foreach (KeyValuePair<int, Currency> entry in curr)
{
Console.WriteLine(entry.Value.CurrencyCode);
}
I have edited the code to see the output, I get nothing.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.
#David Faiz It Works!
XmlDocument xDoc = new XmlDocument();
xDoc.Load(#"http://www.boi.org.il//currency.xml");
XmlNodeList xmllist = xDoc.GetElementsByTagName("CURRENCIES");
Console.WriteLine(xmllist.Count);
You have must add // slashes in the URL. That is why u got the 'xmllist.Count' as Zero.
Here's a quick refactor of your code..
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load(#"http://www.boi.org.il/currency.xml");
foreach (XElement elm in doc.Elements)
{
Currency currency = new Currency();
currency.Name = elm.Element("NAME").Value;
currency.Country = elm.Element("COUNTRY").Value;
currency.CurrencyCode = elm.Element("CURRENCYCODE").Value;
currency.Rate = Convert.ToDouble(elm.Element("RATE").Value);
currency.Unit = Convert.ToDouble(elm.Element("UNIT").Value);
currency.Change = Convert.ToDouble(elm.Element("CHANGE").Value);
MessageBox.Show(elm.Element("CURRENCYCODE").Value);
curr.Add(currID, currency);
currID++;
}
However, I'm not sure this addresses the underlying issue you're having..
You could include the System.Net namespace and initialize a XMLHttpRequest object and use the Response stream with the static XDocument.Load() method..
I need to store the element values which are inside the nodes "member" . I have tried the following code but I can't achieve it. How to get the values. Any help would be appreciated
XML:
<ListInventorySupplyResponse xmlns="http://mws.amazonaws.com/FulfillmentInventory/2010-10-01/">
<ListInventorySupplyResult>
<InventorySupplyList>
<member>
<SellerSKU>043859634910</SellerSKU>
<FNSKU>X000IA4045</FNSKU>
<ASIN>B005YV4DJO</ASIN>
<Condition>NewItem</Condition>
<TotalSupplyQuantity>7</TotalSupplyQuantity>
<InStockSupplyQuantity>7</InStockSupplyQuantity>
<EarliestAvailability>
<TimepointType>Immediately</TimepointType>
</EarliestAvailability>
<SupplyDetail>
</SupplyDetail>
</member>
</InventorySupplyList>
</ListInventorySupplyResult>
<ResponseMetadata>
<RequestId>58c9f4f4-6f60-496a-8d71-8fe99ce301c9</RequestId>
</ResponseMetadata>
</ListInventorySupplyResponse>
C# Code:
string a = Convert.ToString(oInventorySupplyRes.ToXML());
XmlDocument oXdoc = new XmlDocument();
oXdoc.LoadXml(a);
XmlNodeList oInventorySupplyListxml = oXdoc.SelectNodes("//member");
foreach (XmlNode itmXml in oInventorySupplyListxml)
{
// var cond = itmXml.InnerXml.ToString();
var asinVal = itmXml.SelectSingleNode("ASIN").Value;
var TotalSupplyQuantityVal = itmXml.SelectSingleNode("TotalSupplyQuantity").Value;
}
ResultView : "Enumeration yielded no results" and count = 0;
Edit 1:
string a = Convert.ToString(oInventorySupplyRes.ToXML());
var status = oInventorySupplyResult.InventorySupplyList;
XmlDocument oXdoc = new XmlDocument();
var doc = XDocument.Parse(a);
var r = doc.Descendants("member")
.Select(member => new
{
ASIN = member.Element("ASIN").Value,
TotalSupplyQuantity = member.Element("TotalSupplyQuantity").Value
});
private string mStrXMLStk = Application.StartupPath + "\\Path.xml";
private System.Xml.XmlDocument mXDoc = new XmlDocument();
mXDoc.Load(mStrXMLStk);
XmlNode XNode = mXDoc.SelectSingleNode("/ListInventorySupplyResult/InventorySupplyList/member");
if (XNode != null)
{
int IntChildCount = XNode.ChildNodes.Count;
for (int IntI = 1; IntI <= IntChildCount ; IntI++)
{
string LocalName = XNode.ChildNodes[IntI].LocalName;
XmlNode Node = mXDoc.SelectSingleNode("/Response/" + LocalName);
// Store Value in Array assign value by "Node.InnerText"
}
}
Try This Code. Its Worked
try using this xpath
string xPath ="ListInventorySupplyResponse/ListInventorySupplyResult
/InventorySupplyList/member"
XmlNodeList oInventorySupplyListxml = oXdoc.SelectNodes(xpath);
when you do "//member", then, the code is trying to look for element named member from the root level, which is not present at the root level, rather it is nested beneath few layers.
I think this will help you..
string a = Convert.ToString(oInventorySupplyRes.ToXML());
XmlDocument oXdoc = new XmlDocument();
oXdoc.LoadXml(a);
XmlNodeList fromselectors;
XmlNodeList toselectors;
XmlElement root = oXdoc.DocumentElement;
fromselectors = root.SelectNodes("ListInventorySupplyResult/InventorySupplyList/member/ASIN");
toselectors = root.SelectNodes("ListInventorySupplyResult/InventorySupplyList/member/TotalSupplyQuantity");
foreach (XmlNode m in fromselectors)
{
you will have value in `m.InnerXml` use it whereever you want..
}
foreach (XmlNode n in toselectors)
{
you will have value in `n.InnerXml` use it whereever you want..
}
I want to update the xml document and i need to return the updated xml in string. I am trying like below. when i save the document it expects the file name. but i dont want to save this as file. i just want to get the updated xml in string.
string OldXml = #"<Root>
<Childs>
<first>this is first</first>
<second>this is second </second>
</Childs
</Root>";
XmlDocument NewXml = new XmlDocument();
NewXml.LoadXml(OldXml );
XmlNode root = NewXml.DocumentElement;
XmlNodeList allnodes = root.SelectNodes("*");
foreach (XmlNode eachnode in allnodes)
{
if (eachnode.Name == "first")
{
eachnode.InnerText = "1";
}
}
NewXml.Save();
string newxml = NewXml.OuterXml;
You don't need to call Save method because string is immutable, your problem is in root.SelectNodes("*"), it just get child nodes, not all level of nodes. You need to go one more level:
foreach (XmlNode eachnode in allnodes)
{
var firstNode = eachnode.ChildNodes.Cast<XmlNode>()
.SingleOrDefault(node => node.Name == "first");
if (firstNode != null)
{
firstNode.InnerText = "1";
}
}
string newxml = NewXml.OuterXml;
It would be strongly recommended using LINQ to XML, it's simpler:
var xDoc = XDocument.Parse(OldXml);
foreach (var element in xDoc.Descendants("first"))
element.SetValue(1);
string newXml = xDoc.ToString();
Your iteration never reaches a node called "first". Else it would work fine without saving the NewXml.
You could however use a XElement and iterate over all descendants.
string OldXml = #"<Root>
<Childs>
<first>this is first</first>
<second>this is second </second>
</Childs>
</Root>";
var NewXml = XElement.Parse(OldXml);
foreach (var node in NewXml.Descendants())
{
if (node.Name.LocalName == "first")
{
node.Value = "1";
}
}
var reader = NewXml.CreateReader();
reader.MoveToContent();
string newxml = reader.ReadInnerXml();