How to Split a XML file to multiple small XML Files using VB.net - basic.visual
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I am trying to split a XML file to multiple small xml files in vb .net
and am trying to get the best possible approach to this. Any help on
this will be great... Sample example on what I ...
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How to Split a XML file to multiple small XML Files using VB.net
Hello,
I am trying to split a XML file to multiple small xml files in vb.net
and am trying to get the best possible approach to this. Any help on
this will be great... Sample example on what I am trying to do...
Source XML document
--------------------------
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<SynchronizationObjectsDocument >
<ApplicationArea>
<DocId>dea9593b-4c60-4c1a-ab7f-004a4e336ac5</DocId>
<CreationDateTime>2004-05-13T21:31:48-04:00</CreationDateTime>
</ApplicationArea>
<Data>
<V_CLI_CLIENTS>
<V_CLI_CLIENT>
<ORU_CODE>CLIENT1</ORU_CODE>
</V_CLI_CLIENT>
<V_CLI_CLIENT>
<ORU_CODE>CLIENT2</ORU_CODE>
</V_CLI_CLIENT>
</V_CLI_CLIENTS>
</Data>
</SynchronizationObjectsDocument>
Should split to two xml documents as below
--------------------------------------------------
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<SynchronizationObjectsDocument >
<ApplicationArea>
<DocId>dea9593b-4c60-4c1a-ab7f-004a4e336ac5</DocId>
<CreationDateTime>2004-05-13T21:31:48-04:00</CreationDateTime>
</ApplicationArea>
<Data>
<V_CLI_CLIENTS>
<V_CLI_CLIENT>
<ORU_CODE>CLIENT1</ORU_CODE>
</V_CLI_CLIENT>
</V_CLI_CLIENTS>
</Data>
</SynchronizationObjectsDocument>
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<SynchronizationObjectsDocument >
<ApplicationArea>
<DocId>dea9593b-4c60-4c1a-ab7f-004a4e336ac5</DocId>
<CreationDateTime>2004-05-13T21:31:48-04:00</CreationDateTime>
</ApplicationArea>
<Data>
<V_CLI_CLIENTS>
<V_CLI_CLIENT>
<ORU_CODE>CLIENT2</ORU_CODE>
</V_CLI_CLIENT>
</V_CLI_CLIENTS>
</Data>
</SynchronizationObjectsDocument>
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Re: How to Split a XML file to multiple small XML Files using VB.net
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For the microsoft news server, try these newsgroups...
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There are some others, but these should get you started.
Rick - MVP
"kumu" <forlist2001@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:a44abd39.0406020755.3a7caf89@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to split a XML file to multiple small xml files in vb.net
> and am trying to get the best possible approach to this. Any help on
> this will be great... Sample example on what I am trying to do...
> Source XML document
> --------------------------
> <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
> <SynchronizationObjectsDocument >
> <ApplicationArea>
> <DocId>dea9593b-4c60-4c1a-ab7f-004a4e336ac5</DocId>
> <CreationDateTime>2004-05-13T21:31:48-04:00</CreationDateTime>
> </ApplicationArea>
> <Data>
> <V_CLI_CLIENTS>
> <V_CLI_CLIENT>
> <ORU_CODE>CLIENT1</ORU_CODE>
> </V_CLI_CLIENT>
> <V_CLI_CLIENT>
> <ORU_CODE>CLIENT2</ORU_CODE>
> </V_CLI_CLIENT>
> </V_CLI_CLIENTS>
> </Data>
> </SynchronizationObjectsDocument>
>
> Should split to two xml documents as below
> --------------------------------------------------
> <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
> <SynchronizationObjectsDocument >
> <ApplicationArea>
> <DocId>dea9593b-4c60-4c1a-ab7f-004a4e336ac5</DocId>
> <CreationDateTime>2004-05-13T21:31:48-04:00</CreationDateTime>
> </ApplicationArea>
> <Data>
> <V_CLI_CLIENTS>
> <V_CLI_CLIENT>
> <ORU_CODE>CLIENT1</ORU_CODE>
> </V_CLI_CLIENT>
> </V_CLI_CLIENTS>
> </Data>
> </SynchronizationObjectsDocument>
>
> <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
> <SynchronizationObjectsDocument >
> <ApplicationArea>
> <DocId>dea9593b-4c60-4c1a-ab7f-004a4e336ac5</DocId>
> <CreationDateTime>2004-05-13T21:31:48-04:00</CreationDateTime>
> </ApplicationArea>
> <Data>
> <V_CLI_CLIENTS>
> <V_CLI_CLIENT>
> <ORU_CODE>CLIENT2</ORU_CODE>
> </V_CLI_CLIENT>
> </V_CLI_CLIENTS>
> </Data>
> </SynchronizationObjectsDocument>
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