manipulating xml document

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Hi,

I am trying to manipulate SOAP response.
Basically i a SOAP Response from some other parties, and before inserting the response into database i have do following:
1. remove '_'
2. if all of the text in chile nodes is empty, then remove the parent node from xml.
3. and remove spaces

i should use XDocument. The main problem i have is:
we dont know what are the names of the node, so i couldn't depent on node's name

any suggestions..?

Thank you
V.

Posted 5-Jun-11 11:31am

venugopalachary

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Keith Barrow 5-Jun-11 18:05pm

Do you have access to the SOAP service's WSDL. Everything is much easier when it is in object-land. If you manipulate the SOAP, it will become invalid if signed BTW, and you should sign the message to prevent it being manipulated (breaching security!)

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Kim Togo · Answer 1 · 2011-06-05T22:15:00

Solution 2

If you target the platform to C# 4.0, you can use the power of LINQ to XML[^].

Via LINQ to XML it is very easy to query[^] in XML documents and find the info you need.

Posted 5-Jun-11 22:15pm

Kim Togo