how to dispaly data in xml ?

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Hi, Actuvally i am storing a data in variables ,i want to diaply those data into xml file .how to do ?
plz help me

ex:stiring A="john"
string B="petter"
string C="gavaskar"

this above data i want to dispaly in xml how to do?help me

Posted 8-May-13 21:31pm

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KM Perumal 9-May-13 3:57am

what output format u want??

Orcun Iyigun 9-May-13 4:06am

Do you want your xml like the following:
-names
-name
John
-/name
-name
Petter
-/name
-name
Gavaskar
-/name
-/names
Give us a sample format so we can help you better?

crazie.coder 9-May-13 6:17am

Create datatable of your string data then you can easily convert it in to xml using writexml method.

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2013-05-08T22:05:00

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,i want to diaply those data into xml file

I assume you meant: "I want to store them into a XML file".
It is very easy to create yourself an a XML file, directly using its Write method. Or you may follow a more 'sophisticated' approach using the XmlSerializer[^] class.

Posted 8-May-13 22:05pm

CPallini