how to populate XML data into listbox throgh WPF and MVVM Pattern

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how to populate XML data into listview throgh WPF and MVVM Pattern.

i have this xml i want to display feature in listview(through strictly MVVM)

any demo or link of populating data into a listview through mvvm will be appreciated.

XML

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<Vehicle>
   <feature id = "1" name = "car">
     <propery id = "1" name = "Model Number"/>
     <property id = "2" name = "Color of car"/>
   </feature>
   <feature id = "2" name = "Bike">
      <property id = "1" name = "Model of bike"/>
      <property id ="2" name = "Compnay name"/>
   </feature>
</vehicle>

Posted 3-Dec-13 2:17am

bunty swapnil

Updated 3-Dec-13 2:19am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Dec-13 9:01am

The question does not make much sense. WPF is a presentation framework, MVVM is an architectural pattern used, like other pattern of this class, mainly for UI isolation. Both are not the XML-binding tools. You need to explain what you want to achieve, exactly, and what is the problem.
—SA

bunty swapnil 3-Dec-13 9:13am

I want to bind all the feature of xml into the list view control.

using mvvm pattern i have to read xml file and make list of available feature into xml file.
then this method want to bind with item source property of list view control.

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bowlturner · Answer 1 · 2013-12-03T03:04:00

Solution 1

you can bind to XML like you bind to a list object.

Here's an article that talks about how to use LINQ to bind.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb669133.aspx[^]

Posted 3-Dec-13 3:04am

bowlturner