Set new value to Xml document : XElement « XML LINQ « VB.Net

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Set new value to Xml document

  



Imports System

Imports System.Reflection

Imports System.Xml



Module Module1



    Sub Main()

        Dim xdoc As XDocument = XDocument.Load("data.xml")



        xdoc.Element("PLAY").Element("PERSONA").SetValue("new value")



        Console.WriteLine(xdoc.Element("PLAY").Element("PERSONA").Value)

    End Sub



End Module

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