But why would you want to throw in an extra line of code when you don't need it? That's what my point was ...

>Correct but what if I have XMLTextReader to use. There are a few other ways also you can do it too.
>
>>I think I've mentioned this before, but you don't need to have both StringReader *and* an XMLTextReader. All you need is this:
>>
>>

>>StringReader sr = new StringReader(lcXML);
>>loDataSet.ReadXML(sr, XmlReadMode.InferSchema);
>>

>>
>>~~Bonnie
>>
>>
>>>None of the DataSet.ReadXML overloaded method accepts XML String as an argument. Create a StringReader or XMLReader. For example,
>>>
>>>

>>>StringReader loStream = new StringReader(lcXML);
>>>XmlTextReader loXmlTextReader = new XmlTextReader(loStream);
>>>			
>>>loDataSet.ReadXml(loXmlTextReader,XmlReadMode.ReadSchema);
>>>
>>>loStream.Close();
>>>loXmlTextReader.Close();
>>>
>>>

>>>
>>>>Hi,Everybody
>>>>
>>>>I have build a vfP web service which return XML.
>>>>Weh I try to call this web service to fills dataet in ASP.NET I got
>>>>"Invalid URI: The URI scheme is not valid" error,here is my code in ASP.NET:
>>>>
>>>>Dim M_WEBSERVICE As New hk.com.kna.WEBSERVICE() && CREAT NEW WEB SERVICE OBJECT
>>>>Dim M_DATASET As New DataSet() && DATASET OBJECT TO HOLD RESULT
>>>>Dim M_RESULT As String = WEBSERVICE.GETXML("DO SOMTHING") && CALLS VFP WEB SERVICE
>>>>M_DATASET.ReadXml(M_RESULT) && ERROR HERE
>>>>
>>>>I can calls another VFP web service just return a single value.But have no luck on this.
>>>>
>>>>Anyone can enlighting me ?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>>Arnold