Write XML Dynamically according to tree structure in windows c#

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Hi All,
I have an "Acount" and my Acount has multiple "users" .

And my user have three settings like App,Web,Key

So we have to write XML on this behalf of tree.

Structure like -

Acount
User1
Acount Setting
web
App
Key

User2
Acount Setting
web
App
Key

I have create XML like same as structure.

Posted 21-Nov-12 20:24pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Nov-12 2:33am

First, tag your UI library. What did you try so far?
--SA

BillWoodruff 22-Nov-12 22:36pm

Edit your answer, and use indentation to make the tree data-structure node relationships clearer.

This is very vague: are you saying you have a tree data-structure now: whose root node is "Account," and that "Account" has a series of child-nodes, whose names start with the word "User" followed by a number, and each of those child-nodes has three child nodes, web, App, and Key ?

Your comments above do not explain what the node "Account Setting" is: is it the one and only one child node of each User#, and the "parent" of web, App, and Key ?

Your goal is to translate an existing tree data-structure to XML ?

You need to show how you build your tree structure. What type of data do: web, App, and Key hold ?

Depending on how you built your tree structure, getting it into XML may be as simple as using a JSON serialzer (such as the one by Mehdi Gholam here on CodeProject), or another XML, or JSON, serializer.

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John d. Bartels · Answer 1 · 2012-11-26T12:05:00

private void saveAccountsToXMLFile(string filename)
{
    XmlDocument xDoc = new XmlDocument();
    XmlWriter xmlWriter = XmlWriter.Create(filename);

    xmlWriter.WriteStartDocument();
    xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Accounts");

    XmlElement el = (XmlElement)xDoc.AppendChild(xDoc.CreateElement("Accounts"));

    foreach (Account x in AccountList)
    {
        xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Account");

foreach(user usr in x.Users)
{
    xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("User");

    xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Username");
    xmlWriter.WriteString(usr.Username);
    xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();

            foreach(AccountSetting acctset in usr.AccountSettings)
            {
    xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Account Settings");

                xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Web");
    xmlWriter.WriteString(acctset.Web);
    xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();

    xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("App");
    xmlWriter.WriteString(acctset.App);
    xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();

    xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Key");
    xmlWriter.WriteString(acctset.Key);
    xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();

    xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();
            }

            xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();
        }
xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();
}
xmlWriter.WriteEndDocument();
xmlWriter.Close();
}