how to store webservice XML output into string variable

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hi Everyone,

I make one webservice "myweb" and add reference to this webservice to C# web application. project. I call the web service method validate("5","62") in to web application.

ReconServiceService objReconServiceService = new ReconServiceService();
  String s = objReconServiceService.validate("5", "62")

But i got error,because webservice return the output into XML format and cannot store directly to any variable.
I want to know any functionality that cast the XML output and print the result in to any variable of c# web application.

Thanks in advance
Regards,
Ravi.

Posted 21-May-11 1:20am

Ravi Sharma 2

Updated 21-May-11 1:24am

Ramalinga Koushik

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2011-05-21T01:29:00

Why would you want to change the return value of a function ? Why not store what is being returned ? If you are getting an Xml document back, you can use it's properties to access the underlying XML, but the usefulness of XML is greatly diminished by storing it in a string. Use the right methods to extract the data from your XML instead, unless what you need is to pass the XML verbatim to something that does that. In which case, use the properties of the class containing the XML ( there's more than one, so we'd need to know which one, but you can hit the . and intellisense will show you your options ).