>>Hi,
>>
>>What type of property or member in a class I should/could use to populate values from and XML file of the following (sample) content:
>>
>>
>><?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
>><rules>
>> <field>
>> <fld_name>ColumnName1</fld_name>
>> <def_value></def_value>
>> <req_entry>True</req_entry>
>> </field>
>> <field>
>> <fld_name>ColumnName2</fld_name>
>> <def_value></def_value>
>> <req_entry>False</req_entry>
>> </field>
>></rules>
>>
>>
>>I should be able to later to scan through the values of this member (array or list or whatever) checking the values.
>>
>>TIA.
>>
>>Update: Just as I posted this message I thought about loading this XML into a dataset member of the class. Unless someone suggests a better approach, I think I will go with a dataset.
>
>Probably I didn't understand your question. I would simply use Linq to XML.
>Cetin
Isn't Linq (I admit I know nothing about it) is for loading from a database?
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