"Bmack500" <brett.m***@gmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:1173474430.496753.145800@t69g2000cwt.googlegroups.com...
> Hello all.
> I'm reading the data from an XML file similiar to below, using the
> code below. When the
> file is edited in the datagridview and then re-written, it doesn't
> write the xml
> file as it was originally written.
>
> So what am I doing wrong? My code and samples are below. Any help
> would be greatly appreciated!!
>
> VISUAL STUDIO 2005
> .NET 2.0 FRAMEWORK, VB.NET CODE
>
> Declare a bindings source, a dataset, a binding navigator, and set up
> a datagridview where the
> data is displayed & edited
>
> 'now associate them
>
> bndgSrc1.DataSource = ds
> dgvConfig.DataSource = bndgSrc1
> binNav1.BindingSource = bndgSrc1
>
>
> 'Now read the xml file into the dataset &
> ds.readxml(filename)
> ds.ReadXml(My.Settings.configFile)
> bndgSrc1.DataMember = "pnum"
> bndgSrc1.ResetBindings(False)
>
>
>
> I save the edited info as below:
>
> dgvConfig.EndEdit()
> bndgSrc1.EndEdit()
> If ds.HasChanges Then
> ds.AcceptChanges()
> ds.WriteXml(My.Settings.configFile, XmlWriteMode.WriteSchema)
> End If
> bndgSrc1.ResetBindings(False)
>
>
>
> !<ORIGINAL XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>
> <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
> <config>
>  <workstations>
>    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>  </workstations>
>  <patches>
>    <pnum>1837</pnum>
>  </patches>
>  <users>
>    <uid>user3</uid>
>    <uid>user4</uid>
>  </users>
>  <ad>
>    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>  </ad>
> </config>
>
> If I delete all the records, I just get the "<patches /> remnant left
> behind:
>
> !<SAVED (ALL PATCHES RECORDS DELETED) XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>
> <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
> <config>
>  <workstations>
>    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>  </workstations>
>  <patches />
>  <users>
>    <uid>user3</uid>
>    <uid>user4</uid>
>  </users>
>  <ad>
>    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>  </ad>
> </config>
>
> If I enter a new record, it doesn't nest it within the parent, as
> below:
>
> !<SAVED (NEW PATCHES RECORD INSERTED) XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>
> <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
> <config>
>  <workstations>
>    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>  </workstations>
>    <patches>
>    <pnum>1837</pnum>
>  </patches>
>  <pnum>1838</pnum>
>  <users>
>    <uid>user3</uid>
>    <uid>user4</uid>
>  </users>
>  <ad>
>    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>  </ad>
> </config>
>

On Mar 11, 2:38 am, "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl>
wrote:
> Bmack,
>
> I assume that the writting is in a method, how does that method know about
> the existence of ds.
>
> Maybe it is easier if you write in top of your program
> Option Strict On.
>
> Now Net is taken its own decissions what it will take on runtime, which can
> be the wrong one.
>
> Cor
>
> "Bmack500" <brett.m***@gmail.com> schreef in berichtnews:1173474430.496753.145***@t69g2000cwt.googlegroups.com...
>
> > Hello all.
> > I'm reading the data from an XML file similiar to below, using the
> > code below. When the
> > file is edited in the datagridview and then re-written, it doesn't
> > write the xml
> > file as it was originally written.
>
> > So what am I doing wrong? My code and samples are below. Any help
> > would be greatly appreciated!!
>
> > VISUAL STUDIO 2005
> > .NET 2.0 FRAMEWORK, VB.NET CODE
>
> > Declare a bindings source, a dataset, a binding navigator, and set up
> > a datagridview where the
> > data is displayed & edited
>
> > 'now associate them
>
> > bndgSrc1.DataSource = ds
> > dgvConfig.DataSource = bndgSrc1
> > binNav1.BindingSource = bndgSrc1
>
> > 'Now read the xml file into the dataset &
> > ds.readxml(filename)
> > ds.ReadXml(My.Settings.configFile)
> > bndgSrc1.DataMember = "pnum"
> > bndgSrc1.ResetBindings(False)
>
> > I save the edited info as below:
>
> > dgvConfig.EndEdit()
> > bndgSrc1.EndEdit()
> > If ds.HasChanges Then
> > ds.AcceptChanges()
> > ds.WriteXml(My.Settings.configFile, XmlWriteMode.WriteSchema)
> > End If
> > bndgSrc1.ResetBindings(False)
>
> > !<ORIGINAL XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>
> > <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
> > <config>
> >  <workstations>
> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
> >  </workstations>
> >  <patches>
> >    <pnum>1837</pnum>
> >  </patches>
> >  <users>
> >    <uid>user3</uid>
> >    <uid>user4</uid>
> >  </users>
> >  <ad>
> >    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
> >    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
> >  </ad>
> > </config>
>
> > If I delete all the records, I just get the "<patches /> remnant left
> > behind:
>
> > !<SAVED (ALL PATCHES RECORDS DELETED) XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>
> > <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
> > <config>
> >  <workstations>
> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
> >  </workstations>
> >  <patches />
> >  <users>
> >    <uid>user3</uid>
> >    <uid>user4</uid>
> >  </users>
> >  <ad>
> >    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
> >    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
> >  </ad>
> > </config>
>
> > If I enter a new record, it doesn't nest it within the parent, as
> > below:
>
> > !<SAVED (NEW PATCHES RECORD INSERTED) XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>
> > <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
> > <config>
> >  <workstations>
> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
> >  </workstations>
> >    <patches>
> >    <pnum>1837</pnum>
> >  </patches>
> >  <pnum>1838</pnum>
> >  <users>
> >    <uid>user3</uid>
> >    <uid>user4</uid>
> >  </users>
> >  <ad>
> >    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
> >    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
> >  </ad>
> > </config>

"Bmack500" <brett.m***@gmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:1173638732.631497.33340@h3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> On Mar 11, 2:38 am, "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl>
> wrote:
>> Bmack,
>>
>> I assume that the writting is in a method, how does that method know
>> about
>> the existence of ds.
>>
>> Maybe it is easier if you write in top of your program
>> Option Strict On.
>>
>> Now Net is taken its own decissions what it will take on runtime, which
>> can
>> be the wrong one.
>>
>> Cor
>>
>> "Bmack500" <brett.m***@gmail.com> schreef in
>> berichtnews:1173474430.496753.145***@t69g2000cwt.googlegroups.com...
>>
>> > Hello all.
>> > I'm reading the data from an XML file similiar to below, using the
>> > code below. When the
>> > file is edited in the datagridview and then re-written, it doesn't
>> > write the xml
>> > file as it was originally written.
>>
>> > So what am I doing wrong? My code and samples are below. Any help
>> > would be greatly appreciated!!
>>
>> > VISUAL STUDIO 2005
>> > .NET 2.0 FRAMEWORK, VB.NET CODE
>>
>> > Declare a bindings source, a dataset, a binding navigator, and set up
>> > a datagridview where the
>> > data is displayed & edited
>>
>> > 'now associate them
>>
>> > bndgSrc1.DataSource = ds
>> > dgvConfig.DataSource = bndgSrc1
>> > binNav1.BindingSource = bndgSrc1
>>
>> > 'Now read the xml file into the dataset &
>> > ds.readxml(filename)
>> > ds.ReadXml(My.Settings.configFile)
>> > bndgSrc1.DataMember = "pnum"
>> > bndgSrc1.ResetBindings(False)
>>
>> > I save the edited info as below:
>>
>> > dgvConfig.EndEdit()
>> > bndgSrc1.EndEdit()
>> > If ds.HasChanges Then
>> > ds.AcceptChanges()
>> > ds.WriteXml(My.Settings.configFile, XmlWriteMode.WriteSchema)
>> > End If
>> > bndgSrc1.ResetBindings(False)
>>
>> > !<ORIGINAL XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>>
>> > <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
>> > <config>
>> >  <workstations>
>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>> >  </workstations>
>> >  <patches>
>> >    <pnum>1837</pnum>
>> >  </patches>
>> >  <users>
>> >    <uid>user3</uid>
>> >    <uid>user4</uid>
>> >  </users>
>> >  <ad>
>> >    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>> >    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>> >  </ad>
>> > </config>
>>
>> > If I delete all the records, I just get the "<patches /> remnant left
>> > behind:
>>
>> > !<SAVED (ALL PATCHES RECORDS DELETED) XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>>
>> > <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
>> > <config>
>> >  <workstations>
>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>> >  </workstations>
>> >  <patches />
>> >  <users>
>> >    <uid>user3</uid>
>> >    <uid>user4</uid>
>> >  </users>
>> >  <ad>
>> >    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>> >    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>> >  </ad>
>> > </config>
>>
>> > If I enter a new record, it doesn't nest it within the parent, as
>> > below:
>>
>> > !<SAVED (NEW PATCHES RECORD INSERTED) XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>>
>> > <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
>> > <config>
>> >  <workstations>
>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>> >  </workstations>
>> >    <patches>
>> >    <pnum>1837</pnum>
>> >  </patches>
>> >  <pnum>1838</pnum>
>> >  <users>
>> >    <uid>user3</uid>
>> >    <uid>user4</uid>
>> >  </users>
>> >  <ad>
>> >    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>> >    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>> >  </ad>
>> > </config>
>
> Option strict on is enabled within VStudio 2005. DS is a global
> variable; I've put in the most relevant code. Yes, the writing is in a
> method. Perhaps using a global was a bit lazy, I'll change it to pass
> the parameters but I don't think that'll make a difference with this.
> However, I don't quite understand your statement "Now Net is taken its
> own decisions what it will take on runtime, which can be the wrong
> one."
> Could you please clarify? Any help is greatly appreciated. I also see
> that I've ds.readxml in there twice, which obviously I'll take out.
> but it's referring to the same file.
>

"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> schreef in bericht
news:enPrAKBZHHA.3256@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> BMack,
>
> Did you try it already with a path description instead of the one you get
> from your config file. In my idea are you by doing it the problem only
> more complex. Beside that I don't see why you don't do an endedit on this
> dataset, can I not see anything wrong.
>
> Assuming that there were changes in the grid.
>
> Is there something special that you show us this kind of code?
>>dgvConfig.DataSource = bndgSrc1
>
> I don't see it related to your question
>
> Cor
>
> "Bmack500" <brett.m***@gmail.com> schreef in bericht
> news:1173638732.631497.33340@h3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>> On Mar 11, 2:38 am, "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl>
>> wrote:
>>> Bmack,
>>>
>>> I assume that the writting is in a method, how does that method know
>>> about
>>> the existence of ds.
>>>
>>> Maybe it is easier if you write in top of your program
>>> Option Strict On.
>>>
>>> Now Net is taken its own decissions what it will take on runtime, which
>>> can
>>> be the wrong one.
>>>
>>> Cor
>>>
>>> "Bmack500" <brett.m***@gmail.com> schreef in
>>> berichtnews:1173474430.496753.145***@t69g2000cwt.googlegroups.com...
>>>
>>> > Hello all.
>>> > I'm reading the data from an XML file similiar to below, using the
>>> > code below. When the
>>> > file is edited in the datagridview and then re-written, it doesn't
>>> > write the xml
>>> > file as it was originally written.
>>>
>>> > So what am I doing wrong? My code and samples are below. Any help
>>> > would be greatly appreciated!!
>>>
>>> > VISUAL STUDIO 2005
>>> > .NET 2.0 FRAMEWORK, VB.NET CODE
>>>
>>> > Declare a bindings source, a dataset, a binding navigator, and set up
>>> > a datagridview where the
>>> > data is displayed & edited
>>>
>>> > 'now associate them
>>>
>>> > bndgSrc1.DataSource = ds
>>> > dgvConfig.DataSource = bndgSrc1
>>> > binNav1.BindingSource = bndgSrc1
>>>
>>> > 'Now read the xml file into the dataset &
>>> > ds.readxml(filename)
>>> > ds.ReadXml(My.Settings.configFile)
>>> > bndgSrc1.DataMember = "pnum"
>>> > bndgSrc1.ResetBindings(False)
>>>
>>> > I save the edited info as below:
>>>
>>> > dgvConfig.EndEdit()
>>> > bndgSrc1.EndEdit()
>>> > If ds.HasChanges Then
>>> > ds.AcceptChanges()
>>> > ds.WriteXml(My.Settings.configFile, XmlWriteMode.WriteSchema)
>>> > End If
>>> > bndgSrc1.ResetBindings(False)
>>>
>>> > !<ORIGINAL XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>>>
>>> > <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
>>> > <config>
>>> >  <workstations>
>>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>>> >  </workstations>
>>> >  <patches>
>>> >    <pnum>1837</pnum>
>>> >  </patches>
>>> >  <users>
>>> >    <uid>user3</uid>
>>> >    <uid>user4</uid>
>>> >  </users>
>>> >  <ad>
>>> >    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>>> >    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>>> >  </ad>
>>> > </config>
>>>
>>> > If I delete all the records, I just get the "<patches /> remnant left
>>> > behind:
>>>
>>> > !<SAVED (ALL PATCHES RECORDS DELETED) XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>>>
>>> > <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
>>> > <config>
>>> >  <workstations>
>>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>>> >  </workstations>
>>> >  <patches />
>>> >  <users>
>>> >    <uid>user3</uid>
>>> >    <uid>user4</uid>
>>> >  </users>
>>> >  <ad>
>>> >    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>>> >    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>>> >  </ad>
>>> > </config>
>>>
>>> > If I enter a new record, it doesn't nest it within the parent, as
>>> > below:
>>>
>>> > !<SAVED (NEW PATCHES RECORD INSERTED) XML FILE SAMPLE BELOW>
>>>
>>> > <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
>>> > <config>
>>> >  <workstations>
>>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>>> >    <ws>pcnamexxx</ws>
>>> >  </workstations>
>>> >    <patches>
>>> >    <pnum>1837</pnum>
>>> >  </patches>
>>> >  <pnum>1838</pnum>
>>> >  <users>
>>> >    <uid>user3</uid>
>>> >    <uid>user4</uid>
>>> >  </users>
>>> >  <ad>
>>> >    <ou>OU=firstlevel,OU=secondlevel,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>>> >    <ou>OU=anotherou,OU=yetanother,DC=GOOGLE,DC=COM</ou>
>>> >  </ad>
>>> > </config>
>>
>> Option strict on is enabled within VStudio 2005. DS is a global
>> variable; I've put in the most relevant code. Yes, the writing is in a
>> method. Perhaps using a global was a bit lazy, I'll change it to pass
>> the parameters but I don't think that'll make a difference with this.
>> However, I don't quite understand your statement "Now Net is taken its
>> own decisions what it will take on runtime, which can be the wrong
>> one."
>> Could you please clarify? Any help is greatly appreciated. I also see
>> that I've ds.readxml in there twice, which obviously I'll take out.
>> but it's referring to the same file.
>>
>
>