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I am struggling with this situations for a while!! and i really hope i can get some help from you.
in a method i am receiving this XML as a string :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16" standalone="no"?>
<VC_001_CreateDocument>
<VCRequest>
<Header>
<OrganisationData>
<ClientId />
<UserId />
<Pass />
</OrganisationData>
<Article>
<OutcomeSource>ERP</OutcomeSource>
<ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</ArticleNumber>
<ProductNumbers>
<ProductNumber Type="GTIN" Level="PRI" />
</ProductNumbers>
<Forecast />
<ERPStatus>APP</ERPStatus>
<SerialisationFlag />
<CSDBArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</CSDBArticleNumber>
<ArticleDescription>Rose</ArticleDescription>
<WorkflowId />
<CommonName />
<PharmaceuticalForm />
<Strength />
<PackageWeight />
<PackageSize />
<PackageType />
<GS1GLN />
<GS1CompanyPrefix />
<Customer>
<CustomerId />
<CustomerErpNumber />
</Customer>
<ShelfLife />
<Region />
<ProductionSites>
<ProductionSite>
<ProductionSiteId />
<ProductionSiteErpNumber />
</ProductionSite>
</ProductionSites>
<GenericArticleField01 />
<GenericArticleField02 />
<GenericArticleField03 />
<GenericArticleField04 />
<GenericArticleField05 />
<RequiredFields>
<RequiredField Name="" />
</RequiredFields>
<Comment />
<Checked />
<TargetMarkets>
<TargetMarket>
<GS1NHRN />
<GenericFields Type="" Language="" />
<Mah />
<Wholesaler />
</TargetMarket>
</TargetMarkets>
<VerificationSystem />
<Email />
<FixData />
<StartValueInitial />
<SubPools>
<SubPool>
<AggregationLevel />
<PoolIdentProductNumber />
<QuantityPerLevel />
<IncompletePackagingRule />
<QuantityOfLayer />
<GenerationPattern />
<PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment />
<PrePrinting />
<Factor />
<Threshold />
<SerialNumberType />
<ExtensionDigit />
<SerialNumberSource />
<DeliveranceInformation>
<MinimumValue />
<PercentualAmount />
</DeliveranceInformation>
</SubPool>
</SubPools>
<Report>
<ReportExternal />
<ReportVerificationSystem />
</Report>
</Article>
</Header>
</VCRequest>
</VC_001_CreateDocument>
to transform in an Envelope to use in my SOAP Request exactly like this: reading the node values of course if they have!
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:csdb="http://site.de/csdb">
<soapenv:Header/>
<soapenv:Body>
<csdb:VC_001_CreateDocument>
<csdb:VARequest>
<csdb:Header>
<csdb:OrganisationData>
<csdb:ClientId>EDP</csdb:ClientId>
<csdb:UserId>webservice</csdb:UserId>
<csdb:Pass>!password*</csdb:Pass>
</csdb:OrganisationData>
</csdb:Header>
<csdb:Article>
<csdb:OutcomeSource>ERP</csdb:OutcomeSource>
<csdb:ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</csdb:ArticleNumber>
<csdb:ProductNumbers>
<csdb:ProductNumber type="GTIN" level="PRI"></csdb:ProductNumber>
</csdb:ProductNumbers>
<csdb:Forecast></csdb:Forecast>
<csdb:ERPStatus></csdb:ERPStatus>
<csdb:SerialisationFlag></csdb:SerialisationFlag>
<csdb:CSDBArticleNumber>6034967-AMOSTRA</csdb:CSDBArticleNumber>
<csdb:ArticleDescription>PINOX ROSA</csdb:ArticleDescription>
<csdb:WorkflowId></csdb:WorkflowId>
<csdb:CommonName></csdb:CommonName>
<csdb:PharmaceuticalForm></csdb:PharmaceuticalForm>
<csdb:Strength></csdb:Strength>
<csdb:PackageWeight></csdb:PackageWeight>
<csdb:PackageSize></csdb:PackageSize>
<csdb:PackageType></csdb:PackageType>
<csdb:GS1GLN></csdb:GS1GLN>
<csdb:GS1CompanyPrefix></csdb:GS1CompanyPrefix>
<csdb:Customer>
<csdb:Customer></csdb:Customer>
<csdb:CustomerId></csdb:CustomerId>
<csdb:CustomerErpNumber></csdb:CustomerErpNumber>
</csdb:Customer>>
<csdb:ShelfLife></csdb:ShelfLife>
<csdb:Region></csdb:Region>
<csdb:ProductionSites>
<csdb:ProductionSite>
<csdb:ProductionSiteId></csdb:ProductionSiteId>
<csdb:ProductionSiteErpNumber></csdb:ProductionSiteErpNumber>
</csdb:ProductionSite>
</csdb:ProductionSites>
<csdb:GenericArticleField01></csdb:GenericArticleField01>
<csdb:GenericArticleField02></csdb:GenericArticleField02>
<csdb:GenericArticleField03></csdb:GenericArticleField03>
<csdb:GenericArticleField04></csdb:GenericArticleField04>
<csdb:GenericArticleField05></csdb:GenericArticleField05>
<csdb:RequiredFields>
<csdb:RequiredField name="?"></csdb:RequiredField>
</csdb:RequiredFields>
<csdb:Comment></csdb:Comment>
<csdb:Checked></csdb:Checked>
<csdb:GS1NHRN GS1NHRNNational="?"></csdb:GS1NHRN>
<csdb:TargetMarkets>
<csdb:TargetMarket targetMarket="?">
<csdb:GS1NHRN GS1NHRNNational="?"></csdb:GS1NHRN>
<csdb:GenericFields type="?" language="?"></csdb:GenericFields>
<csdb:Mah></csdb:Mah>
<csdb:Wholesaler></csdb:Wholesaler>
</csdb:TargetMarket>
</csdb:TargetMarkets>
<csdb:Verificationsystem></csdb:Verificationsystem>
<csdb:Email></csdb:Email>
<csdb:FixData></csdb:FixData>
<csdb:StartValueInitial></csdb:StartValueInitial>
<csdb:Subpools>
<csdb:Subpool>
<csdb:AggregationLevel></csdb:AggregationLevel>
<csdb:PoolIdentProductNumber type="?"></csdb:PoolIdentProductNumber>
<csdb:QuantityPerLevel></csdb:QuantityPerLevel>
<csdb:IncompletePackagingRule></csdb:IncompletePackagingRule>
<csdb:QuantityOfLayer></csdb:QuantityOfLayer>
<csdb:GenerationPattern></csdb:GenerationPattern>
<csdb:PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment></csdb:PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment>
<csdb:PrePrinting></csdb:PrePrinting>
<csdb:Factor></csdb:Factor>
<csdb:Threshold></csdb:Threshold>
<csdb:SerialNumberType></csdb:SerialNumberType>
<csdb:ExtensionDigit></csdb:ExtensionDigit>
<csdb:SerialNumberSource></csdb:SerialNumberSource>
<csdb:DeliveranceInformation>
<csdb:MinimumValue></csdb:MinimumValue>
<csdb:PercentualAmount></csdb:PercentualAmount>
</csdb:DeliveranceInformation>
</csdb:Subpool>
</csdb:Subpools>
<csdb:Report>
<csdb:ReportExternal></csdb:ReportExternal>
<csdb:ReportVerificationSystem></csdb:ReportVerificationSystem>
</csdb:Report>
</csdb:Article>
</csdb:VCRequest>
</csdb:VC_001_CreateDocument>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>
THis is exactly the XML that i receive and that's the envelope that i will have to create (Request generated by SOAPUI),the nodes will have dynamic Values of course, those parameteres were just an example.
i assume this is the easiest way since i can't "add service reference" because i am trying to develop a DLL where the webservices will be nested. There's no web.config where this DLL is going to be installed.
Thank you soo much for helping me with the logic for this problem that is driving me crazy
c# .net xml linq-to-xml xmldocument
asked Nov 21 '18 at 22:11
JohnnyJoeJohnnyJoe
12
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I am struggling with this situations for a while!! and i really hope i can get some help from you.
in a method i am receiving this XML as a string :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16" standalone="no"?>
<VC_001_CreateDocument>
<VCRequest>
<Header>
<OrganisationData>
<ClientId />
<UserId />
<Pass />
</OrganisationData>
<Article>
<OutcomeSource>ERP</OutcomeSource>
<ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</ArticleNumber>
<ProductNumbers>
<ProductNumber Type="GTIN" Level="PRI" />
</ProductNumbers>
<Forecast />
<ERPStatus>APP</ERPStatus>
<SerialisationFlag />
<CSDBArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</CSDBArticleNumber>
<ArticleDescription>Rose</ArticleDescription>
<WorkflowId />
<CommonName />
<PharmaceuticalForm />
<Strength />
<PackageWeight />
<PackageSize />
<PackageType />
<GS1GLN />
<GS1CompanyPrefix />
<Customer>
<CustomerId />
<CustomerErpNumber />
</Customer>
<ShelfLife />
<Region />
<ProductionSites>
<ProductionSite>
<ProductionSiteId />
<ProductionSiteErpNumber />
</ProductionSite>
</ProductionSites>
<GenericArticleField01 />
<GenericArticleField02 />
<GenericArticleField03 />
<GenericArticleField04 />
<GenericArticleField05 />
<RequiredFields>
<RequiredField Name="" />
</RequiredFields>
<Comment />
<Checked />
<TargetMarkets>
<TargetMarket>
<GS1NHRN />
<GenericFields Type="" Language="" />
<Mah />
<Wholesaler />
</TargetMarket>
</TargetMarkets>
<VerificationSystem />
<Email />
<FixData />
<StartValueInitial />
<SubPools>
<SubPool>
<AggregationLevel />
<PoolIdentProductNumber />
<QuantityPerLevel />
<IncompletePackagingRule />
<QuantityOfLayer />
<GenerationPattern />
<PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment />
<PrePrinting />
<Factor />
<Threshold />
<SerialNumberType />
<ExtensionDigit />
<SerialNumberSource />
<DeliveranceInformation>
<MinimumValue />
<PercentualAmount />
</DeliveranceInformation>
</SubPool>
</SubPools>
<Report>
<ReportExternal />
<ReportVerificationSystem />
</Report>
</Article>
</Header>
</VCRequest>
</VC_001_CreateDocument>
to transform in an Envelope to use in my SOAP Request exactly like this: reading the node values of course if they have!
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:csdb="http://site.de/csdb">
<soapenv:Header/>
<soapenv:Body>
<csdb:VC_001_CreateDocument>
<csdb:VARequest>
<csdb:Header>
<csdb:OrganisationData>
<csdb:ClientId>EDP</csdb:ClientId>
<csdb:UserId>webservice</csdb:UserId>
<csdb:Pass>!password*</csdb:Pass>
</csdb:OrganisationData>
</csdb:Header>
<csdb:Article>
<csdb:OutcomeSource>ERP</csdb:OutcomeSource>
<csdb:ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</csdb:ArticleNumber>
<csdb:ProductNumbers>
<csdb:ProductNumber type="GTIN" level="PRI"></csdb:ProductNumber>
</csdb:ProductNumbers>
<csdb:Forecast></csdb:Forecast>
<csdb:ERPStatus></csdb:ERPStatus>
<csdb:SerialisationFlag></csdb:SerialisationFlag>
<csdb:CSDBArticleNumber>6034967-AMOSTRA</csdb:CSDBArticleNumber>
<csdb:ArticleDescription>PINOX ROSA</csdb:ArticleDescription>
<csdb:WorkflowId></csdb:WorkflowId>
<csdb:CommonName></csdb:CommonName>
<csdb:PharmaceuticalForm></csdb:PharmaceuticalForm>
<csdb:Strength></csdb:Strength>
<csdb:PackageWeight></csdb:PackageWeight>
<csdb:PackageSize></csdb:PackageSize>
<csdb:PackageType></csdb:PackageType>
<csdb:GS1GLN></csdb:GS1GLN>
<csdb:GS1CompanyPrefix></csdb:GS1CompanyPrefix>
<csdb:Customer>
<csdb:Customer></csdb:Customer>
<csdb:CustomerId></csdb:CustomerId>
<csdb:CustomerErpNumber></csdb:CustomerErpNumber>
</csdb:Customer>>
<csdb:ShelfLife></csdb:ShelfLife>
<csdb:Region></csdb:Region>
<csdb:ProductionSites>
<csdb:ProductionSite>
<csdb:ProductionSiteId></csdb:ProductionSiteId>
<csdb:ProductionSiteErpNumber></csdb:ProductionSiteErpNumber>
</csdb:ProductionSite>
</csdb:ProductionSites>
<csdb:GenericArticleField01></csdb:GenericArticleField01>
<csdb:GenericArticleField02></csdb:GenericArticleField02>
<csdb:GenericArticleField03></csdb:GenericArticleField03>
<csdb:GenericArticleField04></csdb:GenericArticleField04>
<csdb:GenericArticleField05></csdb:GenericArticleField05>
<csdb:RequiredFields>
<csdb:RequiredField name="?"></csdb:RequiredField>
</csdb:RequiredFields>
<csdb:Comment></csdb:Comment>
<csdb:Checked></csdb:Checked>
<csdb:GS1NHRN GS1NHRNNational="?"></csdb:GS1NHRN>
<csdb:TargetMarkets>
<csdb:TargetMarket targetMarket="?">
<csdb:GS1NHRN GS1NHRNNational="?"></csdb:GS1NHRN>
<csdb:GenericFields type="?" language="?"></csdb:GenericFields>
<csdb:Mah></csdb:Mah>
<csdb:Wholesaler></csdb:Wholesaler>
</csdb:TargetMarket>
</csdb:TargetMarkets>
<csdb:Verificationsystem></csdb:Verificationsystem>
<csdb:Email></csdb:Email>
<csdb:FixData></csdb:FixData>
<csdb:StartValueInitial></csdb:StartValueInitial>
<csdb:Subpools>
<csdb:Subpool>
<csdb:AggregationLevel></csdb:AggregationLevel>
<csdb:PoolIdentProductNumber type="?"></csdb:PoolIdentProductNumber>
<csdb:QuantityPerLevel></csdb:QuantityPerLevel>
<csdb:IncompletePackagingRule></csdb:IncompletePackagingRule>
<csdb:QuantityOfLayer></csdb:QuantityOfLayer>
<csdb:GenerationPattern></csdb:GenerationPattern>
<csdb:PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment></csdb:PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment>
<csdb:PrePrinting></csdb:PrePrinting>
<csdb:Factor></csdb:Factor>
<csdb:Threshold></csdb:Threshold>
<csdb:SerialNumberType></csdb:SerialNumberType>
<csdb:ExtensionDigit></csdb:ExtensionDigit>
<csdb:SerialNumberSource></csdb:SerialNumberSource>
<csdb:DeliveranceInformation>
<csdb:MinimumValue></csdb:MinimumValue>
<csdb:PercentualAmount></csdb:PercentualAmount>
</csdb:DeliveranceInformation>
</csdb:Subpool>
</csdb:Subpools>
<csdb:Report>
<csdb:ReportExternal></csdb:ReportExternal>
<csdb:ReportVerificationSystem></csdb:ReportVerificationSystem>
</csdb:Report>
</csdb:Article>
</csdb:VCRequest>
</csdb:VC_001_CreateDocument>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>
THis is exactly the XML that i receive and that's the envelope that i will have to create (Request generated by SOAPUI),the nodes will have dynamic Values of course, those parameteres were just an example.
i assume this is the easiest way since i can't "add service reference" because i am trying to develop a DLL where the webservices will be nested. There's no web.config where this DLL is going to be installed.
Thank you soo much for helping me with the logic for this problem that is driving me crazy
c# .net xml linq-to-xml xmldocument
asked Nov 21 '18 at 22:11
JohnnyJoeJohnnyJoe
12
add a comment |
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I am struggling with this situations for a while!! and i really hope i can get some help from you.
in a method i am receiving this XML as a string :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16" standalone="no"?>
<VC_001_CreateDocument>
<VCRequest>
<Header>
<OrganisationData>
<ClientId />
<UserId />
<Pass />
</OrganisationData>
<Article>
<OutcomeSource>ERP</OutcomeSource>
<ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</ArticleNumber>
<ProductNumbers>
<ProductNumber Type="GTIN" Level="PRI" />
</ProductNumbers>
<Forecast />
<ERPStatus>APP</ERPStatus>
<SerialisationFlag />
<CSDBArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</CSDBArticleNumber>
<ArticleDescription>Rose</ArticleDescription>
<WorkflowId />
<CommonName />
<PharmaceuticalForm />
<Strength />
<PackageWeight />
<PackageSize />
<PackageType />
<GS1GLN />
<GS1CompanyPrefix />
<Customer>
<CustomerId />
<CustomerErpNumber />
</Customer>
<ShelfLife />
<Region />
<ProductionSites>
<ProductionSite>
<ProductionSiteId />
<ProductionSiteErpNumber />
</ProductionSite>
</ProductionSites>
<GenericArticleField01 />
<GenericArticleField02 />
<GenericArticleField03 />
<GenericArticleField04 />
<GenericArticleField05 />
<RequiredFields>
<RequiredField Name="" />
</RequiredFields>
<Comment />
<Checked />
<TargetMarkets>
<TargetMarket>
<GS1NHRN />
<GenericFields Type="" Language="" />
<Mah />
<Wholesaler />
</TargetMarket>
</TargetMarkets>
<VerificationSystem />
<Email />
<FixData />
<StartValueInitial />
<SubPools>
<SubPool>
<AggregationLevel />
<PoolIdentProductNumber />
<QuantityPerLevel />
<IncompletePackagingRule />
<QuantityOfLayer />
<GenerationPattern />
<PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment />
<PrePrinting />
<Factor />
<Threshold />
<SerialNumberType />
<ExtensionDigit />
<SerialNumberSource />
<DeliveranceInformation>
<MinimumValue />
<PercentualAmount />
</DeliveranceInformation>
</SubPool>
</SubPools>
<Report>
<ReportExternal />
<ReportVerificationSystem />
</Report>
</Article>
</Header>
</VCRequest>
</VC_001_CreateDocument>
to transform in an Envelope to use in my SOAP Request exactly like this: reading the node values of course if they have!
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:csdb="http://site.de/csdb">
<soapenv:Header/>
<soapenv:Body>
<csdb:VC_001_CreateDocument>
<csdb:VARequest>
<csdb:Header>
<csdb:OrganisationData>
<csdb:ClientId>EDP</csdb:ClientId>
<csdb:UserId>webservice</csdb:UserId>
<csdb:Pass>!password*</csdb:Pass>
</csdb:OrganisationData>
</csdb:Header>
<csdb:Article>
<csdb:OutcomeSource>ERP</csdb:OutcomeSource>
<csdb:ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</csdb:ArticleNumber>
<csdb:ProductNumbers>
<csdb:ProductNumber type="GTIN" level="PRI"></csdb:ProductNumber>
</csdb:ProductNumbers>
<csdb:Forecast></csdb:Forecast>
<csdb:ERPStatus></csdb:ERPStatus>
<csdb:SerialisationFlag></csdb:SerialisationFlag>
<csdb:CSDBArticleNumber>6034967-AMOSTRA</csdb:CSDBArticleNumber>
<csdb:ArticleDescription>PINOX ROSA</csdb:ArticleDescription>
<csdb:WorkflowId></csdb:WorkflowId>
<csdb:CommonName></csdb:CommonName>
<csdb:PharmaceuticalForm></csdb:PharmaceuticalForm>
<csdb:Strength></csdb:Strength>
<csdb:PackageWeight></csdb:PackageWeight>
<csdb:PackageSize></csdb:PackageSize>
<csdb:PackageType></csdb:PackageType>
<csdb:GS1GLN></csdb:GS1GLN>
<csdb:GS1CompanyPrefix></csdb:GS1CompanyPrefix>
<csdb:Customer>
<csdb:Customer></csdb:Customer>
<csdb:CustomerId></csdb:CustomerId>
<csdb:CustomerErpNumber></csdb:CustomerErpNumber>
</csdb:Customer>>
<csdb:ShelfLife></csdb:ShelfLife>
<csdb:Region></csdb:Region>
<csdb:ProductionSites>
<csdb:ProductionSite>
<csdb:ProductionSiteId></csdb:ProductionSiteId>
<csdb:ProductionSiteErpNumber></csdb:ProductionSiteErpNumber>
</csdb:ProductionSite>
</csdb:ProductionSites>
<csdb:GenericArticleField01></csdb:GenericArticleField01>
<csdb:GenericArticleField02></csdb:GenericArticleField02>
<csdb:GenericArticleField03></csdb:GenericArticleField03>
<csdb:GenericArticleField04></csdb:GenericArticleField04>
<csdb:GenericArticleField05></csdb:GenericArticleField05>
<csdb:RequiredFields>
<csdb:RequiredField name="?"></csdb:RequiredField>
</csdb:RequiredFields>
<csdb:Comment></csdb:Comment>
<csdb:Checked></csdb:Checked>
<csdb:GS1NHRN GS1NHRNNational="?"></csdb:GS1NHRN>
<csdb:TargetMarkets>
<csdb:TargetMarket targetMarket="?">
<csdb:GS1NHRN GS1NHRNNational="?"></csdb:GS1NHRN>
<csdb:GenericFields type="?" language="?"></csdb:GenericFields>
<csdb:Mah></csdb:Mah>
<csdb:Wholesaler></csdb:Wholesaler>
</csdb:TargetMarket>
</csdb:TargetMarkets>
<csdb:Verificationsystem></csdb:Verificationsystem>
<csdb:Email></csdb:Email>
<csdb:FixData></csdb:FixData>
<csdb:StartValueInitial></csdb:StartValueInitial>
<csdb:Subpools>
<csdb:Subpool>
<csdb:AggregationLevel></csdb:AggregationLevel>
<csdb:PoolIdentProductNumber type="?"></csdb:PoolIdentProductNumber>
<csdb:QuantityPerLevel></csdb:QuantityPerLevel>
<csdb:IncompletePackagingRule></csdb:IncompletePackagingRule>
<csdb:QuantityOfLayer></csdb:QuantityOfLayer>
<csdb:GenerationPattern></csdb:GenerationPattern>
<csdb:PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment></csdb:PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment>
<csdb:PrePrinting></csdb:PrePrinting>
<csdb:Factor></csdb:Factor>
<csdb:Threshold></csdb:Threshold>
<csdb:SerialNumberType></csdb:SerialNumberType>
<csdb:ExtensionDigit></csdb:ExtensionDigit>
<csdb:SerialNumberSource></csdb:SerialNumberSource>
<csdb:DeliveranceInformation>
<csdb:MinimumValue></csdb:MinimumValue>
<csdb:PercentualAmount></csdb:PercentualAmount>
</csdb:DeliveranceInformation>
</csdb:Subpool>
</csdb:Subpools>
<csdb:Report>
<csdb:ReportExternal></csdb:ReportExternal>
<csdb:ReportVerificationSystem></csdb:ReportVerificationSystem>
</csdb:Report>
</csdb:Article>
</csdb:VCRequest>
</csdb:VC_001_CreateDocument>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>
THis is exactly the XML that i receive and that's the envelope that i will have to create (Request generated by SOAPUI),the nodes will have dynamic Values of course, those parameteres were just an example.
i assume this is the easiest way since i can't "add service reference" because i am trying to develop a DLL where the webservices will be nested. There's no web.config where this DLL is going to be installed.
Thank you soo much for helping me with the logic for this problem that is driving me crazy
c# .net xml linq-to-xml xmldocument
asked Nov 21 '18 at 22:11
JohnnyJoeJohnnyJoe
12
I am struggling with this situations for a while!! and i really hope i can get some help from you.
in a method i am receiving this XML as a string :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16" standalone="no"?>
<VC_001_CreateDocument>
<VCRequest>
<Header>
<OrganisationData>
<ClientId />
<UserId />
<Pass />
</OrganisationData>
<Article>
<OutcomeSource>ERP</OutcomeSource>
<ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</ArticleNumber>
<ProductNumbers>
<ProductNumber Type="GTIN" Level="PRI" />
</ProductNumbers>
<Forecast />
<ERPStatus>APP</ERPStatus>
<SerialisationFlag />
<CSDBArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</CSDBArticleNumber>
<ArticleDescription>Rose</ArticleDescription>
<WorkflowId />
<CommonName />
<PharmaceuticalForm />
<Strength />
<PackageWeight />
<PackageSize />
<PackageType />
<GS1GLN />
<GS1CompanyPrefix />
<Customer>
<CustomerId />
<CustomerErpNumber />
</Customer>
<ShelfLife />
<Region />
<ProductionSites>
<ProductionSite>
<ProductionSiteId />
<ProductionSiteErpNumber />
</ProductionSite>
</ProductionSites>
<GenericArticleField01 />
<GenericArticleField02 />
<GenericArticleField03 />
<GenericArticleField04 />
<GenericArticleField05 />
<RequiredFields>
<RequiredField Name="" />
</RequiredFields>
<Comment />
<Checked />
<TargetMarkets>
<TargetMarket>
<GS1NHRN />
<GenericFields Type="" Language="" />
<Mah />
<Wholesaler />
</TargetMarket>
</TargetMarkets>
<VerificationSystem />
<Email />
<FixData />
<StartValueInitial />
<SubPools>
<SubPool>
<AggregationLevel />
<PoolIdentProductNumber />
<QuantityPerLevel />
<IncompletePackagingRule />
<QuantityOfLayer />
<GenerationPattern />
<PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment />
<PrePrinting />
<Factor />
<Threshold />
<SerialNumberType />
<ExtensionDigit />
<SerialNumberSource />
<DeliveranceInformation>
<MinimumValue />
<PercentualAmount />
</DeliveranceInformation>
</SubPool>
</SubPools>
<Report>
<ReportExternal />
<ReportVerificationSystem />
</Report>
</Article>
</Header>
</VCRequest>
</VC_001_CreateDocument>
to transform in an Envelope to use in my SOAP Request exactly like this: reading the node values of course if they have!
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:csdb="http://site.de/csdb">
<soapenv:Header/>
<soapenv:Body>
<csdb:VC_001_CreateDocument>
<csdb:VARequest>
<csdb:Header>
<csdb:OrganisationData>
<csdb:ClientId>EDP</csdb:ClientId>
<csdb:UserId>webservice</csdb:UserId>
<csdb:Pass>!password*</csdb:Pass>
</csdb:OrganisationData>
</csdb:Header>
<csdb:Article>
<csdb:OutcomeSource>ERP</csdb:OutcomeSource>
<csdb:ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</csdb:ArticleNumber>
<csdb:ProductNumbers>
<csdb:ProductNumber type="GTIN" level="PRI"></csdb:ProductNumber>
</csdb:ProductNumbers>
<csdb:Forecast></csdb:Forecast>
<csdb:ERPStatus></csdb:ERPStatus>
<csdb:SerialisationFlag></csdb:SerialisationFlag>
<csdb:CSDBArticleNumber>6034967-AMOSTRA</csdb:CSDBArticleNumber>
<csdb:ArticleDescription>PINOX ROSA</csdb:ArticleDescription>
<csdb:WorkflowId></csdb:WorkflowId>
<csdb:CommonName></csdb:CommonName>
<csdb:PharmaceuticalForm></csdb:PharmaceuticalForm>
<csdb:Strength></csdb:Strength>
<csdb:PackageWeight></csdb:PackageWeight>
<csdb:PackageSize></csdb:PackageSize>
<csdb:PackageType></csdb:PackageType>
<csdb:GS1GLN></csdb:GS1GLN>
<csdb:GS1CompanyPrefix></csdb:GS1CompanyPrefix>
<csdb:Customer>
<csdb:Customer></csdb:Customer>
<csdb:CustomerId></csdb:CustomerId>
<csdb:CustomerErpNumber></csdb:CustomerErpNumber>
</csdb:Customer>>
<csdb:ShelfLife></csdb:ShelfLife>
<csdb:Region></csdb:Region>
<csdb:ProductionSites>
<csdb:ProductionSite>
<csdb:ProductionSiteId></csdb:ProductionSiteId>
<csdb:ProductionSiteErpNumber></csdb:ProductionSiteErpNumber>
</csdb:ProductionSite>
</csdb:ProductionSites>
<csdb:GenericArticleField01></csdb:GenericArticleField01>
<csdb:GenericArticleField02></csdb:GenericArticleField02>
<csdb:GenericArticleField03></csdb:GenericArticleField03>
<csdb:GenericArticleField04></csdb:GenericArticleField04>
<csdb:GenericArticleField05></csdb:GenericArticleField05>
<csdb:RequiredFields>
<csdb:RequiredField name="?"></csdb:RequiredField>
</csdb:RequiredFields>
<csdb:Comment></csdb:Comment>
<csdb:Checked></csdb:Checked>
<csdb:GS1NHRN GS1NHRNNational="?"></csdb:GS1NHRN>
<csdb:TargetMarkets>
<csdb:TargetMarket targetMarket="?">
<csdb:GS1NHRN GS1NHRNNational="?"></csdb:GS1NHRN>
<csdb:GenericFields type="?" language="?"></csdb:GenericFields>
<csdb:Mah></csdb:Mah>
<csdb:Wholesaler></csdb:Wholesaler>
</csdb:TargetMarket>
</csdb:TargetMarkets>
<csdb:Verificationsystem></csdb:Verificationsystem>
<csdb:Email></csdb:Email>
<csdb:FixData></csdb:FixData>
<csdb:StartValueInitial></csdb:StartValueInitial>
<csdb:Subpools>
<csdb:Subpool>
<csdb:AggregationLevel></csdb:AggregationLevel>
<csdb:PoolIdentProductNumber type="?"></csdb:PoolIdentProductNumber>
<csdb:QuantityPerLevel></csdb:QuantityPerLevel>
<csdb:IncompletePackagingRule></csdb:IncompletePackagingRule>
<csdb:QuantityOfLayer></csdb:QuantityOfLayer>
<csdb:GenerationPattern></csdb:GenerationPattern>
<csdb:PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment></csdb:PostProductionSerialNumberAssignment>
<csdb:PrePrinting></csdb:PrePrinting>
<csdb:Factor></csdb:Factor>
<csdb:Threshold></csdb:Threshold>
<csdb:SerialNumberType></csdb:SerialNumberType>
<csdb:ExtensionDigit></csdb:ExtensionDigit>
<csdb:SerialNumberSource></csdb:SerialNumberSource>
<csdb:DeliveranceInformation>
<csdb:MinimumValue></csdb:MinimumValue>
<csdb:PercentualAmount></csdb:PercentualAmount>
</csdb:DeliveranceInformation>
</csdb:Subpool>
</csdb:Subpools>
<csdb:Report>
<csdb:ReportExternal></csdb:ReportExternal>
<csdb:ReportVerificationSystem></csdb:ReportVerificationSystem>
</csdb:Report>
</csdb:Article>
</csdb:VCRequest>
</csdb:VC_001_CreateDocument>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>
THis is exactly the XML that i receive and that's the envelope that i will have to create (Request generated by SOAPUI),the nodes will have dynamic Values of course, those parameteres were just an example.
i assume this is the easiest way since i can't "add service reference" because i am trying to develop a DLL where the webservices will be nested. There's no web.config where this DLL is going to be installed.
Thank you soo much for helping me with the logic for this problem that is driving me crazy
c# .net xml linq-to-xml xmldocument
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Using xml linq :
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Xml;
using System.Xml.Linq;
using System.IO;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
const string FILENAME = @"c:temptest.xml";
static void Main(string args)
{
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(FILENAME);
reader.ReadLine(); // skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load(reader);
string soapHeader = "<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:csdb="http://site.de/csdb">" +
"<soapenv:Header/>" +
"<soapenv:Body>" +
"</soapenv:Body>" +
"</soapenv:Envelope>";
XElement soap = XElement.Parse(soapHeader);
XNamespace nsCsdb = soap.GetNamespaceOfPrefix("csdb");
XNamespace nsSoapenv = soap.GetNamespaceOfPrefix("soapenv");
XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault();
body.Add(doc.Root);
foreach (XElement child in body.Descendants())
{
child.Name = nsCsdb.GetName(child.Name.LocalName);
List<XAttribute> atList = child.Attributes().ToList();
child.Attributes().Remove();
foreach (XAttribute at in atList)
child.Add(new XAttribute(nsCsdb.GetName(at.Name.LocalName), at.Value));
}
}
}
}
answered Nov 21 '18 at 23:18
jdwengjdweng
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Hello my friend! this seems to work i will test it asap and i will give you the feedback, but why the body.Add(doc.Root); ?? are u adding the root element to the body? but the root element is not <soapenv:Envelope?. If i want to write that XML to a new folder what line of code should i use? is it possible to create an XML inside my project with the output result? if not in some other folder. In case i receive a String as my XML and i won't be able to execute reader.ReadLine(); // to skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept, how can i skip that line?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 9:42
doc is a XDocument and the body.Add needs a XElement. Using doc.Root get the XElement from the XDocument. Not sure I understand all you questions. XElement has a save method : soap.Save(stream). You can use a MemoryStream to use the xml inside you app. Or simply convert to the string : string soapStr = soap.ToString(); When you xml is a string then use StringReader : StringReader reader = new StringReader(xml); reader.ReadLine();
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 11:38
How are you retrieving the values for the nodes for example...<csdb:OutcomeSource>ERP</csdb:OutcomeSource> or <csdb:ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</csdb:ArticleNumber> (ERP and 6034967-Sample) ? The other question was in XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault(); can i use something like regex to find all nodes with self closing tag and transform into open and end tag (<tag></tag>) ?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:17
I'm just inserting the entire xml string into the soap. Then adding the namespace. Never us REGEX on an xml file. Regex is for regular expressions and xml is not regular.
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 14:43
Ok i got it. and that answered my first Question. but this can be done right? change the tags do generate this envelope? maybe not with Regex...
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:53
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Using xml linq :
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Xml;
using System.Xml.Linq;
using System.IO;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
const string FILENAME = @"c:temptest.xml";
static void Main(string args)
{
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(FILENAME);
reader.ReadLine(); // skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load(reader);
string soapHeader = "<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:csdb="http://site.de/csdb">" +
"<soapenv:Header/>" +
"<soapenv:Body>" +
"</soapenv:Body>" +
"</soapenv:Envelope>";
XElement soap = XElement.Parse(soapHeader);
XNamespace nsCsdb = soap.GetNamespaceOfPrefix("csdb");
XNamespace nsSoapenv = soap.GetNamespaceOfPrefix("soapenv");
XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault();
body.Add(doc.Root);
foreach (XElement child in body.Descendants())
{
child.Name = nsCsdb.GetName(child.Name.LocalName);
List<XAttribute> atList = child.Attributes().ToList();
child.Attributes().Remove();
foreach (XAttribute at in atList)
child.Add(new XAttribute(nsCsdb.GetName(at.Name.LocalName), at.Value));
}
}
}
}
answered Nov 21 '18 at 23:18
jdwengjdweng
17.4k2717
Hello my friend! this seems to work i will test it asap and i will give you the feedback, but why the body.Add(doc.Root); ?? are u adding the root element to the body? but the root element is not <soapenv:Envelope?. If i want to write that XML to a new folder what line of code should i use? is it possible to create an XML inside my project with the output result? if not in some other folder. In case i receive a String as my XML and i won't be able to execute reader.ReadLine(); // to skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept, how can i skip that line?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 9:42
doc is a XDocument and the body.Add needs a XElement. Using doc.Root get the XElement from the XDocument. Not sure I understand all you questions. XElement has a save method : soap.Save(stream). You can use a MemoryStream to use the xml inside you app. Or simply convert to the string : string soapStr = soap.ToString(); When you xml is a string then use StringReader : StringReader reader = new StringReader(xml); reader.ReadLine();
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 11:38
How are you retrieving the values for the nodes for example...<csdb:OutcomeSource>ERP</csdb:OutcomeSource> or <csdb:ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</csdb:ArticleNumber> (ERP and 6034967-Sample) ? The other question was in XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault(); can i use something like regex to find all nodes with self closing tag and transform into open and end tag (<tag></tag>) ?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:17
I'm just inserting the entire xml string into the soap. Then adding the namespace. Never us REGEX on an xml file. Regex is for regular expressions and xml is not regular.
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 14:43
Ok i got it. and that answered my first Question. but this can be done right? change the tags do generate this envelope? maybe not with Regex...
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:53
|
show 14 more comments
0
Using xml linq :
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Xml;
using System.Xml.Linq;
using System.IO;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
const string FILENAME = @"c:temptest.xml";
static void Main(string args)
{
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(FILENAME);
reader.ReadLine(); // skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load(reader);
string soapHeader = "<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:csdb="http://site.de/csdb">" +
"<soapenv:Header/>" +
"<soapenv:Body>" +
"</soapenv:Body>" +
"</soapenv:Envelope>";
XElement soap = XElement.Parse(soapHeader);
XNamespace nsCsdb = soap.GetNamespaceOfPrefix("csdb");
XNamespace nsSoapenv = soap.GetNamespaceOfPrefix("soapenv");
XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault();
body.Add(doc.Root);
foreach (XElement child in body.Descendants())
{
child.Name = nsCsdb.GetName(child.Name.LocalName);
List<XAttribute> atList = child.Attributes().ToList();
child.Attributes().Remove();
foreach (XAttribute at in atList)
child.Add(new XAttribute(nsCsdb.GetName(at.Name.LocalName), at.Value));
}
}
}
}
answered Nov 21 '18 at 23:18
jdwengjdweng
17.4k2717
Hello my friend! this seems to work i will test it asap and i will give you the feedback, but why the body.Add(doc.Root); ?? are u adding the root element to the body? but the root element is not <soapenv:Envelope?. If i want to write that XML to a new folder what line of code should i use? is it possible to create an XML inside my project with the output result? if not in some other folder. In case i receive a String as my XML and i won't be able to execute reader.ReadLine(); // to skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept, how can i skip that line?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 9:42
doc is a XDocument and the body.Add needs a XElement. Using doc.Root get the XElement from the XDocument. Not sure I understand all you questions. XElement has a save method : soap.Save(stream). You can use a MemoryStream to use the xml inside you app. Or simply convert to the string : string soapStr = soap.ToString(); When you xml is a string then use StringReader : StringReader reader = new StringReader(xml); reader.ReadLine();
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 11:38
How are you retrieving the values for the nodes for example...<csdb:OutcomeSource>ERP</csdb:OutcomeSource> or <csdb:ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</csdb:ArticleNumber> (ERP and 6034967-Sample) ? The other question was in XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault(); can i use something like regex to find all nodes with self closing tag and transform into open and end tag (<tag></tag>) ?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:17
I'm just inserting the entire xml string into the soap. Then adding the namespace. Never us REGEX on an xml file. Regex is for regular expressions and xml is not regular.
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 14:43
Ok i got it. and that answered my first Question. but this can be done right? change the tags do generate this envelope? maybe not with Regex...
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:53
|
show 14 more comments
0
0
0
Using xml linq :
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Xml;
using System.Xml.Linq;
using System.IO;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
const string FILENAME = @"c:temptest.xml";
static void Main(string args)
{
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(FILENAME);
reader.ReadLine(); // skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load(reader);
string soapHeader = "<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:csdb="http://site.de/csdb">" +
"<soapenv:Header/>" +
"<soapenv:Body>" +
"</soapenv:Body>" +
"</soapenv:Envelope>";
XElement soap = XElement.Parse(soapHeader);
XNamespace nsCsdb = soap.GetNamespaceOfPrefix("csdb");
XNamespace nsSoapenv = soap.GetNamespaceOfPrefix("soapenv");
XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault();
body.Add(doc.Root);
foreach (XElement child in body.Descendants())
{
child.Name = nsCsdb.GetName(child.Name.LocalName);
List<XAttribute> atList = child.Attributes().ToList();
child.Attributes().Remove();
foreach (XAttribute at in atList)
child.Add(new XAttribute(nsCsdb.GetName(at.Name.LocalName), at.Value));
}
}
}
}
answered Nov 21 '18 at 23:18
jdwengjdweng
17.4k2717
Using xml linq :
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Xml;
using System.Xml.Linq;
using System.IO;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
const string FILENAME = @"c:temptest.xml";
static void Main(string args)
{
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(FILENAME);
reader.ReadLine(); // skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load(reader);
string soapHeader = "<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:csdb="http://site.de/csdb">" +
"<soapenv:Header/>" +
"<soapenv:Body>" +
"</soapenv:Body>" +
"</soapenv:Envelope>";
XElement soap = XElement.Parse(soapHeader);
XNamespace nsCsdb = soap.GetNamespaceOfPrefix("csdb");
XNamespace nsSoapenv = soap.GetNamespaceOfPrefix("soapenv");
XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault();
body.Add(doc.Root);
foreach (XElement child in body.Descendants())
{
child.Name = nsCsdb.GetName(child.Name.LocalName);
List<XAttribute> atList = child.Attributes().ToList();
child.Attributes().Remove();
foreach (XAttribute at in atList)
child.Add(new XAttribute(nsCsdb.GetName(at.Name.LocalName), at.Value));
}
}
}
}
answered Nov 21 '18 at 23:18
jdwengjdweng
17.4k2717
answered Nov 21 '18 at 23:18
jdwengjdweng
17.4k2717
answered Nov 21 '18 at 23:18
jdwengjdweng
17.4k2717
answered Nov 21 '18 at 23:18
jdwengjdweng
17.4k2717
17.4k2717
Hello my friend! this seems to work i will test it asap and i will give you the feedback, but why the body.Add(doc.Root); ?? are u adding the root element to the body? but the root element is not <soapenv:Envelope?. If i want to write that XML to a new folder what line of code should i use? is it possible to create an XML inside my project with the output result? if not in some other folder. In case i receive a String as my XML and i won't be able to execute reader.ReadLine(); // to skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept, how can i skip that line?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 9:42
doc is a XDocument and the body.Add needs a XElement. Using doc.Root get the XElement from the XDocument. Not sure I understand all you questions. XElement has a save method : soap.Save(stream). You can use a MemoryStream to use the xml inside you app. Or simply convert to the string : string soapStr = soap.ToString(); When you xml is a string then use StringReader : StringReader reader = new StringReader(xml); reader.ReadLine();
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 11:38
How are you retrieving the values for the nodes for example...<csdb:OutcomeSource>ERP</csdb:OutcomeSource> or <csdb:ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</csdb:ArticleNumber> (ERP and 6034967-Sample) ? The other question was in XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault(); can i use something like regex to find all nodes with self closing tag and transform into open and end tag (<tag></tag>) ?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:17
I'm just inserting the entire xml string into the soap. Then adding the namespace. Never us REGEX on an xml file. Regex is for regular expressions and xml is not regular.
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 14:43
Ok i got it. and that answered my first Question. but this can be done right? change the tags do generate this envelope? maybe not with Regex...
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:53
|
show 14 more comments
Hello my friend! this seems to work i will test it asap and i will give you the feedback, but why the body.Add(doc.Root); ?? are u adding the root element to the body? but the root element is not <soapenv:Envelope?. If i want to write that XML to a new folder what line of code should i use? is it possible to create an XML inside my project with the output result? if not in some other folder. In case i receive a String as my XML and i won't be able to execute reader.ReadLine(); // to skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept, how can i skip that line?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 9:42
doc is a XDocument and the body.Add needs a XElement. Using doc.Root get the XElement from the XDocument. Not sure I understand all you questions. XElement has a save method : soap.Save(stream). You can use a MemoryStream to use the xml inside you app. Or simply convert to the string : string soapStr = soap.ToString(); When you xml is a string then use StringReader : StringReader reader = new StringReader(xml); reader.ReadLine();
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 11:38
How are you retrieving the values for the nodes for example...<csdb:OutcomeSource>ERP</csdb:OutcomeSource> or <csdb:ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</csdb:ArticleNumber> (ERP and 6034967-Sample) ? The other question was in XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault(); can i use something like regex to find all nodes with self closing tag and transform into open and end tag (<tag></tag>) ?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:17
I'm just inserting the entire xml string into the soap. Then adding the namespace. Never us REGEX on an xml file. Regex is for regular expressions and xml is not regular.
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 14:43
Ok i got it. and that answered my first Question. but this can be done right? change the tags do generate this envelope? maybe not with Regex...
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:53
Hello my friend! this seems to work i will test it asap and i will give you the feedback, but why the body.Add(doc.Root); ?? are u adding the root element to the body? but the root element is not <soapenv:Envelope?. If i want to write that XML to a new folder what line of code should i use? is it possible to create an XML inside my project with the output result? if not in some other folder. In case i receive a String as my XML and i won't be able to execute reader.ReadLine(); // to skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept, how can i skip that line?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 9:42
Hello my friend! this seems to work i will test it asap and i will give you the feedback, but why the body.Add(doc.Root); ?? are u adding the root element to the body? but the root element is not <soapenv:Envelope?. If i want to write that XML to a new folder what line of code should i use? is it possible to create an XML inside my project with the output result? if not in some other folder. In case i receive a String as my XML and i won't be able to execute reader.ReadLine(); // to skip the utf-16 in header that Net Library doesn't accept, how can i skip that line?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 9:42
doc is a XDocument and the body.Add needs a XElement. Using doc.Root get the XElement from the XDocument. Not sure I understand all you questions. XElement has a save method : soap.Save(stream). You can use a MemoryStream to use the xml inside you app. Or simply convert to the string : string soapStr = soap.ToString(); When you xml is a string then use StringReader : StringReader reader = new StringReader(xml); reader.ReadLine();
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 11:38
doc is a XDocument and the body.Add needs a XElement. Using doc.Root get the XElement from the XDocument. Not sure I understand all you questions. XElement has a save method : soap.Save(stream). You can use a MemoryStream to use the xml inside you app. Or simply convert to the string : string soapStr = soap.ToString(); When you xml is a string then use StringReader : StringReader reader = new StringReader(xml); reader.ReadLine();
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 11:38
How are you retrieving the values for the nodes for example...<csdb:OutcomeSource>ERP</csdb:OutcomeSource> or <csdb:ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</csdb:ArticleNumber> (ERP and 6034967-Sample) ? The other question was in XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault(); can i use something like regex to find all nodes with self closing tag and transform into open and end tag (<tag></tag>) ?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:17
How are you retrieving the values for the nodes for example...<csdb:OutcomeSource>ERP</csdb:OutcomeSource> or <csdb:ArticleNumber>6034967-Sample</csdb:ArticleNumber> (ERP and 6034967-Sample) ? The other question was in XElement body = soap.Descendants(nsSoapenv + "Body").FirstOrDefault(); can i use something like regex to find all nodes with self closing tag and transform into open and end tag (<tag></tag>) ?
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:17
I'm just inserting the entire xml string into the soap. Then adding the namespace. Never us REGEX on an xml file. Regex is for regular expressions and xml is not regular.
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 14:43
I'm just inserting the entire xml string into the soap. Then adding the namespace. Never us REGEX on an xml file. Regex is for regular expressions and xml is not regular.
– jdweng
Nov 22 '18 at 14:43
Ok i got it. and that answered my first Question. but this can be done right? change the tags do generate this envelope? maybe not with Regex...
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:53
Ok i got it. and that answered my first Question. but this can be done right? change the tags do generate this envelope? maybe not with Regex...
– JohnnyJoe
Nov 22 '18 at 14:53
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