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How to associate data with schemas programmatically using .NET

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    Jalal
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    How to associate data with schemas programmatically using .NET

    I am trying to achieve the following (VB.NET or C#):

    I have two excel files exactly the same except that one of them is mapped to
    xml schemas and the other is not. What I am trying to do is to copy the
    XmlMaps from the one that has them (source) to the one that does not
    (destination) and associate the data to the XmlMaps.



    I can add the XmlMaps from the source to the destination with no problems.
    Now, in the destination file I have to associate the XmlMaps that I added
    from the source to the data in the destination file. The elements in the
    source file are mapped to lists and also individual non-repeating cells
    (like titles or comments for the sheets). I imagine mapping the lists may
    not be a problem; however, how would you map the individual cells with data
    to the individual elements in the schema(s)



    Any hints would be greatly appreciated.





    Thanks in advance.

    Ahmad Jalal



  2. #2
    Thief_
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    Re: How to associate data with schemas programmatically using .NET

    As far as I know, XL doesn't have "xml schemas". I think u might b in the
    wrong newsgroup.

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    "Jalal" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:%[email protected]...
    > I am trying to achieve the following (VB.NET or C#):
    >
    > I have two excel files exactly the same except that one of them is mapped

    to
    > xml schemas and the other is not. What I am trying to do is to copy the
    > XmlMaps from the one that has them (source) to the one that does not
    > (destination) and associate the data to the XmlMaps.
    >
    >
    >
    > I can add the XmlMaps from the source to the destination with no problems.
    > Now, in the destination file I have to associate the XmlMaps that I added
    > from the source to the data in the destination file. The elements in the
    > source file are mapped to lists and also individual non-repeating cells
    > (like titles or comments for the sheets). I imagine mapping the lists may
    > not be a problem; however, how would you map the individual cells with

    data
    > to the individual elements in the schema(s)
    >
    >
    >
    > Any hints would be greatly appreciated.
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > Thanks in advance.
    >
    > Ahmad Jalal
    >
    >




  3. #3
    Jalal
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    Re: How to associate data with schemas programmatically using .NET

    Thank you for taking the time and looking at my post, but there is support
    for XmlMaps/Schemas/... in MS Excel 2003.

    Anyone else please.

    Thanks
    Ahmad Jalal

    "Thief_" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > As far as I know, XL doesn't have "xml schemas". I think u might b in the
    > wrong newsgroup.
    >
    > --
    > |
    > +--Thief_
    > |
    >
    >
    > "Jalal" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:%[email protected]...
    >> I am trying to achieve the following (VB.NET or C#):
    >>
    >> I have two excel files exactly the same except that one of them is mapped

    > to
    >> xml schemas and the other is not. What I am trying to do is to copy the
    >> XmlMaps from the one that has them (source) to the one that does not
    >> (destination) and associate the data to the XmlMaps.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> I can add the XmlMaps from the source to the destination with no
    >> problems.
    >> Now, in the destination file I have to associate the XmlMaps that I added
    >> from the source to the data in the destination file. The elements in the
    >> source file are mapped to lists and also individual non-repeating cells
    >> (like titles or comments for the sheets). I imagine mapping the lists may
    >> not be a problem; however, how would you map the individual cells with

    > data
    >> to the individual elements in the schema(s)
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> Any hints would be greatly appreciated.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> Thanks in advance.
    >>
    >> Ahmad Jalal
    >>
    >>

    >
    >




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