Make xml string in ios

bhavuk chawla

14 December 2016

XML string in ios

If you want to send to data to the server in the form of XML in ios.You can create it into multi-line literals because ObjC has also supported multiline literals.You have to use the stringWithFormat method of NSString to create the XML file in a proper format. Here is the example of XML string in iOS.

 xmlString =[NSString stringWithFormat:@"<prestashop xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink\">"
                            "<address>"
                            "<id_customer>%@</id_customer>"
                            "<active>1</active>"
                             "<id>%@</id>"
                            "<company>Webkul</company>"
                            "<id_country>%@</id_country>"
                            "<firstname>%@</firstname>"
                            "<lastname>%@</lastname>"
                            "<address1>%@</address1>"
                            "<address2>%@</address2>"
                            "<city>%@</city>"
                            "<postcode>%@</postcode>"
                            "<phone_mobile>%@</phone_mobile>"
                            "<phone>%@</phone>"
                            "<alias>%@</alias>"
                            "<other>%@</other>"
                            "</address>"
                            "</prestashop>"@"20",@"56",@"ram",...........];

xmlString =[NSString stringWithFormat:@"<prestashop xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink\">"

"<address>"

"<id_customer>%@</id_customer>"

"<active>1</active>"

"<id>%@</id>"

"<company>Webkul</company>"

"<id_country>%@</id_country>"

"<firstname>%@</firstname>"

"<lastname>%@</lastname>"

"<address1>%@</address1>"

"<address2>%@</address2>"

"<city>%@</city>"

"<postcode>%@</postcode>"

"<phone_mobile>%@</phone_mobile>"

"<phone>%@</phone>"

"<alias>%@</alias>"

"<other>%@</other>"

"</address>"

"</prestashop>"@"20",@"56",@"ram",...........];