It is very easy, as there I wondered, here is the code:
using System.Xml.Linq protected void CreateDocumentXML () { XDocument TheCodersXML = new XDocument( new XDeclaration("1.0","utf-8","yes") new XComment("List of Students") new XElement("Students" new XElement("Student" new XAttribute("Id","No:123") new XElement("Name","Diana Wallwalker") new XElement("Age","23")), new XElement("Student" new XAttribute("Id","No:456") new XElement("Name","Danny Thomas") new XElement("Age","27")), new XElement("Student" new XAttribute("Id","No:789") new XElement("Name","Roger Benny") new XElement("Age","20")), new XElement("Student" new XAttribute("Id","No:012") new XElement("Name","Venu Thomas"), new XElement("Age","26")) ) ); } |
In the end it saved in the address you want:
TheCodersXML.Save(@"c:\TheCodersXML.xml"); |
Output:
<?xml version="1.0″ encoding="utf-8″ standalone="yes"?> <!-- List of Students --> <students> <student Id="No:123"> <name>Diana Wallwalker</name> <age>23</age> </student> <student Id="No:456"> <name>Danny Thomas</name> <age>27</age> </student> <student Id="No:789"> <name>Roger Benny</name> <age>20</age> </student> <student Id="No:012"> <name>Venu Thomas</name> <age>26</age> </student> </students> |
