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Binding
data from XML file into an ASP.NET page
You can
bind data from an xml file to an asp.net page. ASP.Net has classes and
methods that make this possible without much effort on your part. To
work with data binding you have to import the namespace System.Data.
This is done by using the @ import directive at the top of the page.
It would be something like,
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<%@
Import Namespace="System.Data" %>
The next
step is to create a new Dataset and use the ReadXml method to read the
xml file. This is usually done in the Page_Load event. This is done
when the page is loaded for the first time and hence it is better to
check that condition with Page.IsPostBack.
To bind
data to any control first create that control with an id. Now for that
id set the property of DataSource to that of the DataSet that you have
created. Similarly you can set the DataValueField and the DataTextField
and then use the DataBind() method of that control to bind the data
to that control. There are many sample code for this routine in the
internet.
posted by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Mon 19th Nov 2001 19:44 UTC (New Mobile Computing)
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