I have a method as follows.

private String GetXMLString(){...}

It produces a string corresponding to
contents of a valid XML-document. Now,
my problem is that the class XDocument
seems not to have a constructor with
String as a parameter.

How can i easily trasform my String
into XDocument?

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Regards
K Viltersten

"K Viltersten" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a method as follows.
>
> private String GetXMLString(){...}
>
> It produces a string corresponding to contents of a valid XML-document.
> Now, my problem is that the class XDocument
> seems not to have a constructor with
> String as a parameter.
>
> How can i easily trasform my String into XDocument?

You can use the method Load() to load the XDocument from a variety of
sources. One of the overloads takes a TextReader, which you can feed with a
StringReader (which derives from TextReader) connected to your String:

XDocument xd = new XDocument();
xd.Load(new StringReader(GetXMLString()));

K Viltersten wrote:
> I have a method as follows.
>
> private String GetXMLString(){...}
>
> It produces a string corresponding to contents of a valid XML-document.
> Now, my problem is that the class XDocument
> seems not to have a constructor with
> String as a parameter.
>
> How can i easily trasform my String into XDocument?

Use the static Parse method:
XDocument doc = XDocument.Parse(GetXMLString());



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Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

Oh, like that! All right. I also found

XDocument.Parse(String)

when i realized that i'm supposed to
use the XDocument class' statics!

Thanks!

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Regards
K Viltersten





"Alberto Poblacion" <earthling-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
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> "K Viltersten" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>I have a method as follows.
>>
>> private String GetXMLString(){...}
>>
>> It produces a string corresponding to contents of a valid XML-document.
>> Now, my problem is that the class XDocument
>> seems not to have a constructor with
>> String as a parameter.
>>
>> How can i easily trasform my String into XDocument?
>
> You can use the method Load() to load the XDocument from a variety of
> sources. One of the overloads takes a TextReader, which you can feed with
> a StringReader (which derives from TextReader) connected to your String:
>
> XDocument xd = new XDocument();
> xd.Load(new StringReader(GetXMLString()));
>
>

Thanks.

--
Regards
K Viltersten




"Martin Honnen" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>K Viltersten wrote:
>> I have a method as follows.
>>
>> private String GetXMLString(){...}
>>
>> It produces a string corresponding to contents of a valid XML-document.
>> Now, my problem is that the class XDocument
>> seems not to have a constructor with
>> String as a parameter.
>>
>> How can i easily trasform my String into XDocument?
>
> Use the static Parse method:
> XDocument doc = XDocument.Parse(GetXMLString());
>
>
>
> --
>
> Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
> http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/