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Manipulating SQL SERVER database table’s data with XML XPath and XQuery

Posted on November 24th, 2015 by Bishwaranjan Sandhu

Sometimes we need SQL Server tables’s data(tables with Primary-Foreign key relationship) as a XML type to workout some of our need. With the introduction of the XML datatype in SQL SERVER 2005, it provides the flexibility to generate XML type from the data contained inside sql server tables. Here in this tip, I will be […]

To Run Javascript On Generated PDF In NetSuite

Posted on November 24th, 2015 by Vijai Vaishnav

In NetSuite you can generate the pdf, along with that you can also add form elements in your document like text box, drop-down list, and radio buttons to make your pdf more interactive. Also you can run JavaScript’s on your generated pdf. Here in this tip you would come to know how to run it. […]

XML DataType in SQL Server 2005

Posted on November 24th, 2015 by Devi Das

n SQL Server 2000, for storing an XML content in Database, we were using text, varchar data types. But in SQl Server 2005 onwards a new data type has been introduced – XML data type. The difference between storing an XML content in text / varchar field and storing it in XML data type field is: We will be […]

Rails BDD Cucumber Set up for Rails3 in Linux

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Tapan Pati

The new features in cucumber BDD for rails have been released by its developer, now ‘web_step.rb’ is no longer required. Sounds crazy? Sorry friends,first let me introduce what a web_steps.rb in cucumber is.. IN previous version of cucumber this web_steps.rb file was used for defining some basic functions so that pending cases outcome of cucumber […]

Create your own module for joomla

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Sandeep Saurabh

For creating a module in joomla we need two types of file. – PHP Scripts for business logic. – XML File for installing the Module and providing any default or administrative value to business logic codes. Other CSS and image files can also be included but these are optional according to the need. Easy Steps […]

Creating and Manipulating XML in PHP 5 using SimpleXMLElement()

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Subranil Dalal

When we create or read XML file in PHP we use DOM XML function. But PHP 5 provides a great function SimpleXMLElement(). This function is very simple to read or write any XML. This function is more simpler than DOM XML of PHP 4. SimpleXMLElement has lots of functions. Here I am discussing some basic […]

How to get geographical location of an IP address in PHP

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Subranil Dalal

In many of our project works, we need to get geophysical location of an end user, including more information on country, state, city, timezone, offset time, based on the user’s IP address. Here I am using http://ipinfodb.com/ API to get the IP info in xml format. I make an Ajax call to PHP page which gets the XML […]

How to Create a XML File Using C#

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Kabita Patra

This tip demonstrates how to create XML file using C#   StringWriter stringwriter = new StringWriter(); XmlTextWriter xmlTextWriter = new XmlTextWriter(stringwriter); xmlTextWriter.Formatting = Formatting.Indented; xmlTextWriter.WriteStartDocument(); xmlTextWriter.WriteStartElement(“root”); xmlTextWriter.WriteStartElement(“information”); xmlTextWriter.WriteElementString(“FirstName”, “First Name”); xmlTextWriter.WriteElementString(“LastName”, “Last Name”); xmlTextWriter.WriteEndElement(); xmlTextWriter.WriteEndDocument(); XmlDocument docSave = new XmlDocument(); docSave.LoadXml(stringwriter.ToString()); //write the path where you want to save the Xml file docSave.Save(@”c:\Information.xml”);   Output […]

Populating datagrid from a XML file in.NET

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Monalisa Chakraborty

This tip explains how you can populate a datagrid with values of specific nodes of a XML file. The XML file we are taking in this example contains month names. We have to retrieve month names corressponding to particular nodes. The month node itself is further divided into 3 parts. The first part contains the […]

How to save values from data grid to an XML file?

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Monalisa Chakraborty

In this tip we will see how to save datagrid values to an XML file. The data is to be stored in 3 nodes – data name, value and comment . The following code snippet demonstrates how to save datagrid values to an XML file.     Dim objDoc As New XmlDocument() ‘object for access […]

How to get the value of same tag but used in different scenario in a XML File

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Monalisa Pradhan

If an XML file contains one tag that is used multiple times but in different context each time, it becomes a bit difficult extract and use each value programatically. In C# for instance, we could loop through the rows assigning values to variables but the same doesn’t hold true for XML (basically in stylesheet of […]

How to Import a XSL File inside a XML File

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Surama Hotta

This tip describes, how you can use a XSL(extensible StyleSheet file) inside a XML file to generate a HTML format of that file thus making it more user-friendly. Let’s Convert this XML File to a Html Format Using XSL StyleSheet:   <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″ ?> <?xml-stylesheet type=”text/xsl” href=”CDDemo.xsl”?> <StudentInfo> <Student> <id value=”11″ /> <addr use=”HP”> […]

Access 2007 — Export Data to XML Format

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Ansuman Sahu

XML is very much becoming the standard and the most efficient way to exchange data between different computer programs. More and more organisations choose to use XML files to move data back and forth, rather than using the Microsoft Access 2007 files. In the coming days more often one will be asked to send a […]

Access 2007 — Import XML Data into a Microsoft Access Database

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Ansuman Sahu

Using XML as the interface moving information back and forth between computers is very easy. Microsoft Access 2007 recognizes XML files provided they have the structure expected by the software. The best part of this whole process of using XML files is that they can be used with many applications running on many different operating […]

Retrieving dynamic Xml based record set

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Naibedya Kar

XML is a simple and flexible system for defining data formats. This is completely platform independent and adopted everywhere for representing complex documents and data structures. For data transmission on web, its having significant contribution. Now days it’s been the major use of XML to store both rowset (single table) and hierarchical (multiple-table) data in […]

How to Create a Tablular Structure of a XML File Using XSL

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Surama Hotta

Sometimes we need to display the data that are present in a xml file in a tabular format. Following code explan how to display a tabular format of the XML file by applying XSL stylesheet. XML-FILE <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″ ?> <?xml-stylesheet type=”text/xsl” href=”showtableformat.xsl”?> <StudentInfo> <Students> <FirstName>Monali</FirstName> <LastName> Nayak </LastName> </Students> <Students> <FirstName>Sarita</FirstName> <LastName> Dash </LastName> […]

Converting Datatable to xml string and viceversa

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Naibedya Kar

XML is a simple and flexible system for defining data formats. This is completely platform independent and adopted everywhere for representing complex documents and data structures. For data transmission on web, its having significant contribution. It is very common to use dataset in .NET applications. A dataset may contain a single table or multiple tables […]

How to generate data in XML format using LINQ

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by PRADEEP PENTAPATI

To create XML using LINQ as follows Step 1: XElement class takes care of converting the LINQ query resultant into data in XML format. So, declare the name space “using System.Xml.Linq;” Step 2: Now, the LINQ query should be written in the below format: DataClassesDataContext dlDC = new DataClassesDataContext(); var inventory = new XElement(“InventoryINFO”, from […]

Getting NULL values as elements using FOR XML

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Amrita Dash

When generating a XML string from SQL queries we use the clause FOR XML PATH(‘Detail’), TYPE . But if the query returns some null values the element tag will be removed in the resulting XML. To get the null values as elements in the resultant XML string , we need to use the clause [ […]

Working With XML Serialization Class And Parameterized Constructor In .NET 4.0

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Priyojit Mondal

Suppose we need the following XML format, <ProductData> <Item> <Key> <StockCode>1230098-ASU-DRED</StockCode> </Key> <Description>T E S T Final</Description> <LongDesc>Arizona State University</LongDesc> <AlternateKey1>686699454647</AlternateKey1> </Item> <Item> <Key> <StockCode>1230098-PSY-GREY</StockCode> </Key> <Description>T E S T Final</Description> <LongDesc>Arizona State University</LongDesc> <AlternateKey1>686699454649</AlternateKey1> </Item> </ProductData> Now the serialization classes will look like this, [XmlRoot(“ProductData”)] public class INVSSTDOCP { [XmlElement(“Item”)] public ProductParam[] Parameters { […]

Parse Error : Extra Content At The End Of The Document(PHP – XML)

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Swarup Sahu

n one of my projects, I need to generate XML response for a request. The XML response is like below:   <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″?> <result>result</result> <error>error number</error> <message>Message text</message>   But when I tried to retrive the XML from another page by putting a request, I found an error: ‘parser error : Extra content at […]

Escaping Invalid XML Characters

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Amrita Dash

There are certain characters like ” < , > , ‘, and & ” which are invalid as XML characters. To replace these characters with valid characters we can use the [SecurityElement.Escape] method. It uses System.Security namespace. And replaces the characters with [“&lt;” ,”&gt;”, “&quot;”,”&apos;”,”&amp;”]. When sending an xml parameter to SQL SP as input, […]

Parsing XML Content in C# – Possible Errors And Walkthrough

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Swaraj Gochhayat

Often we deal with XML content/files in our projects, for read/write/parse/save/delete etc.. operations. The two classes that will come handy in this case are XDocument and XmlDocument. XDocument is what we know as the extended version of XmlDocument which was the standard DOM-Style API for XML whereas the former is the LINQ to XML API. […]

Entity Escaping

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Danish Ahmed

Most of us are aware of how to escape characters in HTML, so that the browser doesn’t process them but still then we do come across instances where characters we have provided in the content is actually treated as code by the browsers. This is especially true when you are working with XML or XHTML […]

Ajax Cross Domain Error And Its Solution Using YQL

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Sourabha Sahoo

Sometimes we face cross domain error like  XMLHttpRequest cannot load [URL]. Origin [YOUR WEBSITE] is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin while fetching data from rss feeds directly through the browser. Here the browser security prevents direct fetching of data from other domains unless the domain host includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header.So the  basic solution is to use […]

Browse Files Under a directory Using GridView in a web application

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Satyadeep Kumar

Suppose, in a web application we need to create some files (say xml reports) and then show it to the user. One of the simpler ways to view those files would be through a popup() page. This is what is explained below:     Solution: Let our web application display XML files from a specific directory location (say “C:\XML Files”)    […]

Sending Multiple Records As XML To SQL Server Stored Procedure

Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Srinivasa Alapati

We may need to send multiple records to database from code behind, at that situation we will make multiple requests to db. If the number of records increased than it may take performance penalty. If we send all the records at once to database then performance will be increased. One of the method to send […]