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From: shapper on 3 Feb 2010 08:35 Hello, I am saving some data on a XML file (txt, jpg, ...) in byte[] format along with other information. To avoid having a XML file to big can I create individual files for that data? I mean, when I insert some binary data on the XML file that data, whatever it will be, would be saved in a file. Then when I retrieve that node on the XML file I will get the byte[] data from the individual file associated with that node. I could have a Key value (Guid) on each node of XML file to reference that individual file which filename could also be that Guid value. And what would be this file extension? Does this make sense? Basically I would keep my XML file small by having the byte[] data ... Thanks, Miguel
From: shapper on 3 Feb 2010 08:36
On Feb 3, 1:35 pm, shapper <mdmo...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I am saving some data on a XML file (txt, jpg, ...) in byte[] format > along with other information. > To avoid having a XML file to big can I create individual files for > that data? > > I mean, when I insert some binary data on the XML file that data, > whatever it will be, would be saved in a file. > Then when I retrieve that node on the XML file I will get the byte[] > data from the individual file associated with that node. > > I could have a Key value (Guid) on each node of XML file to reference > that individual file which filename could also be that Guid value. And > what would be this file extension? > > Does this make sense? > Basically I would keep my XML file small by having the byte[] > data ... > > Thanks, > Miguel Sorry, I posted this thread on this forum by mistake. |