Romain
Mon Jan 10 03:02:38 CST 2005
thank you coboy !!
The first solution isn't applyable.
But the second is exactly what i need !!
Thank you for your graet help.
ROM
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> You have a couple of options:
>
> 1. Run the XML for the object(s) through an XSLT transformation to look
like
> a DataSet and bind it to the Grid as data.
>
> 2. Run through the XML to get the object name and basic properties and
code
> gen an object. Reflection.Emit will allow you to compile the code gened
> object.
>
> For additional ideas, you can look at mock objects (SourceForge.net has a
> .NET mock objects open source project). While mock objects are not set to
> fulfill the exact need you have, the concept of creating them is similar.
> ---
>
> Gregory A. Beamer
> MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
>
> ***************************
> Think Outside the Box!
> ***************************
>
>
> "Romain TAILLANDIER" wrote:
>
> > Hi group
> >
> > I read XML data which i sometime can't know their type. But i have to
show
> > the property in a property grid.
> >
> > for example i get the following xml :
> >
> >
<UnknownClass><Prop1>value1</Prop1><Prop2>value2</Prop2><Prop3>value3</Prop3
> > ></UnknownClass>
> >
> > I can't have the declaration of UnknownClass, so i can't cast it in a
known
> > type at the deserialization time. So i can't create an instance of the
> > object and can't show its properties.
> > But i am quite sure it is possible to create some object using the XML
> > definition, and dynamically re-create a basic structure that match the
> > properties, in order to juste show it in the property grid. but how can
i do
> > that or workaroud it ?
> >
> > i have googled for that and can't find any sample to deserialize unknown
> > data.
> > Please help.
> >
> > ROM
> >
> >
> >