c# - how i can use a string that have the same structure how a xml file for a treeview? -


hi how can use string have same structure how xml file treeview. example here part of string coontent..

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <lm-x stat_version="3.32"> <license_path type="network" host="6200@serv005" server_version="4.4.4" uptime="53 day(s) 23 hour(s) 0 min(s) 3 sec(s)"> <feature name="globalzoneeu" version="12.0" vendor="altair" start="2013-03-26" end="2014-03-31" used_licenses="111720" total_licenses="147000" share="custom ,virtual"> <user name="system" host="serv171" ip="172.16.11.115" used_licenses="2000" login_time="2013-04-17 12:42" checkout_time="2013-04-17 12:42" share_custom="hweuser:172.16.11.115"/> > .... 

this string.

i want use string how xml file...can convert string (virtual) xml , fill treeview nodes of feature or user?

my c# code:

 private void btnshowlicstate_click(object sender, eventargs e)         {            string command = "\"c:\\lmxendutil.exe\" -licstatxml -host serv005 -port 6200";             string output = executecommand(command);            string final_output = output.substring(90, output.length-90);              // here want parse string in xml format string xd , load in          treeview             txtoutput.text = final_output;          }          static string executecommand(string command)         {             int exitcode;             processstartinfo processinfo;             process process;              processinfo = new processstartinfo("cmd.exe", "/c " + command);             processinfo.createnowindow = true;             processinfo.useshellexecute = false;             processinfo.redirectstandarderror = true;             processinfo.redirectstandardoutput = true;              process = process.start(processinfo);              string output = process.standardoutput.readtoend();             exitcode = process.exitcode;              process.close();              return output;          } 

use xdocument class, can create 1 string xdocument.parse(string) or xdocument.load(path).

then use following functions populate tree view (found @ http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/...):

    private void buildtree(treeview treeview, xdocument doc)     {         treenode treenode = new treenode(doc.root.name.localname);         treeview.nodes.add(treenode);         buildnodes(treenode, doc.root);     }      private void buildnodes(treenode treenode, xelement element)     {         foreach (xnode child in element.nodes())         {             switch (child.nodetype)             {                 case xmlnodetype.element:                     xelement childelement = child xelement;                     treenode childtreenode = new treenode(childelement.name.localname);                     treenode.nodes.add(childtreenode);                     buildnodes(childtreenode, childelement);                     break;                 case xmlnodetype.text:                     xtext childtext = child xtext;                     treenode.nodes.add(new treenode(childtext.value));                     break;             }         }     } } 

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