Deserialise xml response into custom class?

Two step process: take your XML and run xsd. Exe (found in c:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0a\Bin - or c:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0a\Bin on a x64 OS) on it: xsd. Exe yourfile.

Xml This results in a XML schema file yourfile. Xsd take that XSD file and run xsd. Exe on it again, the the /c option: xsd.

Exe /c yourfile. Xsd This results in a C# file yourfile. Cs which represents a 1:1 mapping of your XML file structure into a C# class, which you should be able to use to deserialize that XML file into a C# object.

Thanks very much this process worked! Its a bit bloated but I can take a lot of it out! Thanks!

– Roooss Aug 25 at 10:09 1 @Roooss: it's not perfect - but it's a good starting point! – marc_s Aug 25 at 10:09.

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