[thelist] ASP.NET parsing xml response with XMLDocument class

[Chris at globet.com]

Casey

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> Dim xmlResponse As XmlText = stIn then it throws this error:
> 
> Value of type 'String' cannot be converted to 'System.Xml.XmlText'.
> 
> Understandable. So, I'm just wondering how I convert a string 
> to xml so I can then parse it out with XMLDocument.

When I used the search term "System.Xml.XmlText" in Google
(<http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=System.Xml.XmlText&btnG=Google+
Search&meta=>), the first result was the following:

<http://www.topxml.com/system_xml/system_xml_xmltext.asp>

This article suggested that you would use the following technique.

xmlResponse = objDocument.CreateTextNode(stIn)

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Google can be a pretty good resource for basic questions such as this,
and will yield potential solutions faster than theList. It's also worth
factoring time into your schedule for learning new technologies. I
personally try to spend at least 1 hour each weekday dedicated to
learning new stuff. If you learn the basics, you'll find it a lot easier
to pick up the more complex stuff. Also, the MSDN documentation is
freely available for all .NET related technologies. It will help you out
if you take a little time to familiarise yourself with this resource.

Cheers!

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