simon.taylor
8/12/2003 1:21:00 PM
How about returning the actual xml it as a string ? Then on your
client app discard the SOAP envelope, extract the xml and away you go.
If I'm missing something please do say so :)
simon.
"Daniel Johansson" <adaoja-7@student.luth.se> wrote in message news:<unYxeKdXDHA.2236@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl>...
> Hi
>
> I have a webservice that generates a xmldocument when you call it either
> from a .aspx-site or with http-GET.
> eg. http://...ws.asmx/method?arg1&arg2
> I now want to present this xmldocument for the user i his/her webclient (eg
> Internet Explorer). I cannot return the xml-document as a dataset since
> "
> The same table (ContactAddress) cannot be the child table in two nested
> relations.
> at System.Data.DataRelation.CheckNestedRelations()
> "
>
> A problem with the datasets. Hence my xmldocument isn´t compatible with a
> dataset.
>
> My question is how i should solve this problem. I can return a void and
> simply Redirect to the place
> where my xml-document is but that isn´t very nice.
>
> And btw, how do I stream and return the xmldocument, it doesn´t seem
> practicle to write a new
> document for every request.
>
> Regards
> // Daniel