passing XML file to a URL

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I have been given an URL by our client.
I need to send some data in XML format to this URL.

Anyone know how to do this?

Posted 17-May-10 21:23pm

jimmi mohanan

Updated 17-May-10 23:22pm

Dalek Dave

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Rujj 21-Mar-18 1:16am

have you got the solution, please share it

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Solution 3

http://url.com/page.aspx?data="your xml goes here"
This will work only if your data is small because get method has its limitation. so if you want to send big data file then you should use post method.you can send the contents of xml file using any form elements i.e textarea,file,hiddenfiled
Hope this will help You

Posted 18-May-10 19:03pm

Nasir M@hmood

Solution 2

You'll need to know how the xml data should be passed - is the url a SOAP webservice? for example.

Posted 18-May-10 18:23pm

Martin Jarvis

Solution 4

First of all try to read the contents of the XML file as string
then
string x = "http://www.Server.Com/aaa?Qstring=" & Server.URLEncode(XmlFileContent)

Response.Redirect(x);

happy life

Posted 18-May-10 20:26pm

ahmed whba

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2010-05-17T23:20:00

Solution 1

http://url.com/page.aspx?data="your xml goes here"

Posted 17-May-10 23:20pm

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Dalek Dave 18-May-10 5:21am

Terse

Arun Jacob 18-May-10 5:28am

What if the xml data is big. In Ideal case xml have a good amount of data. In that case I think this won't work. Comments?