ok ok ok
i didn't that piece
....WOW!
"Bob Barrows [MVP]" <
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| keyser soze wrote:
| > thanks bob,
| >
| > but i need to "response.write" a xml string
|
| Huh? The example shows how to do it!
| >
| > it's strange that there is no method
| > to get a string from the xmldom object
| >
|
| Again, huh!?!?
|
| What about
|
| response.write xmldoc.xml
|
| ??
|
| > in fact,
| > there is a method to construct the xmldom object
| > from a string , with "loadXML"
| >
| > if i must persist xml strings
| > one little problem is the xml file name
| > but a major one, is to have a kind of garbage
| > to delete files
| >
| > there is no other way ?
| > am i wrong ?
| >
| > thanks ! ks
| >
| > "Bob Barrows [MVP]" <
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| > | >> Look at the code in the "Data Island" sample here:
| >>
http://www.davidpenton.com/testsite/tips/
| >>
| >> keyser soze wrote:
| >>> that is,
| >>> without having to do
| >>> my own function for :
| >>> - getrows
| >>> - scan array
| >>> - format text
| >>> - merge
| >>> - end scan
| >>> - return xml
| >>>
| >>> because
| >>> i think that could be more expensive
| >>> (in computational terms)
| >>>
| >>> thanks
| >>> ks
| >>>
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> "keyser soze" <
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| >>> | >>>> hi
| >>>> i get data with ado
| >>>> i need to get a xml string from the recordset
| >>>>
| >>>> how can i get it
| >>>> without having to persist the recordset
| >>>> in a (xml) text file
| >>>>
| >>>> is there a simple way ?
| >>>>
| >>>> thanks !!
| >>>> ks
| >>
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