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th3dude
I've searched quite a bit for this one and i can't find any solid
solution for what i'm doing here.
Right now i'm geting an xml string from an API, creating an xml file,
then read the file with XPath or XmlReader, grab the attribute data,
dump it into the database.
Once all that's done i blow away all the xml files and start the whole
process over next time i need to read fresh data from the API.
Question is, how can i just read the returned xml string from the API
and parse out all my data without having to deal with creating,
reading, dumping all these files.
Should be doable i think...
I know this is probably kind of a noob question, but i'm no xml guru,
obviously...
Thanks for any info...
solution for what i'm doing here.
Right now i'm geting an xml string from an API, creating an xml file,
then read the file with XPath or XmlReader, grab the attribute data,
dump it into the database.
Once all that's done i blow away all the xml files and start the whole
process over next time i need to read fresh data from the API.
Question is, how can i just read the returned xml string from the API
and parse out all my data without having to deal with creating,
reading, dumping all these files.
Should be doable i think...
I know this is probably kind of a noob question, but i'm no xml guru,
obviously...
Thanks for any info...