What is best approach of generate XML from different parent and child class object in ASP.NET web api and C#

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I have a class and nee to return xml out put in asp.net web api 2 and i xmla class with different classes and nested and class properties as class
like below
class A
Public B b{get;set;}
public string name{get;set;}
Class B
public string bproperties

output like

<name> tst
<bpropee>xya

could you please assist the best weay that how to follow better standard

What I have tried:

I have created the sp with return different tables from DB
and one class and properties based on table columns from the dataset I have mapped the values to a particular property

but I doubt this is not a better approach to rerun huge XML related information by using this
could you please suggest the best way

Posted 20-Aug-22 22:25pm

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Member 15627495 21-Aug-22 7:54am

Hello,

to stay accurate with 'xml' datas , use first a 'xsd'.

It's the content ->schema<- of your 'Xml'.
'xsd' can authenticate ( and repair ) an Xml pattern, it's very powerful.

to shape your xml ( for a better readability )
it's common :

<?xml version="1.0"?>  <element>  // as parent, which contains sub elements     <other element="">child value 1  </element>    <other element="">child value 2  </element>    <other element="">child value 3 </element>  </element>

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as I don't know about all the datas you put in your xml,
it's a challenge to guess a schema.

It's a 'datas container', but yours.

PIEBALDconsult 22-Aug-22 8:57am

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