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Get a file from OneDrive and use data of xml file into C# application

I have place a xml file online on OneDrive and shared whit everyone that use my program. Now I want to read this into my C# application. I have try a lot of code. A list below:

  1. I have try whit a HttpClient and a HttpResponseMessage . But it give me the html code from the webpage of OneDrive. I understand why if you look to the page.

    onedrive.live.com上的OneDrive文件

  2. I have also looking for to use LiveSDK in my application whit the following code:

     try { LiveConnectClient liveClient = new LiveConnectClient(this.session); LiveOperationResult operationResult = await liveClient.GetAsync(@"https://onedrive.live.com/?****"); dynamic result = operationResult.Result; } catch (LiveConnectException ex) { Debug.WriteLine("LiveConnectException catched => " + ex.Message); } 

    But I can't create an instance of LiveConnectClient because you need to log in and I don't want that. Found on this links: " Working with Microsoft OneDrive folders and files " on MSDN and " Store LiveConnectSession in WP7 " on Stackoverflow.

Can anyone help me or explain it? I need only the xml code (not the html code) and will make a graph of the data. I use the language C# for load the file. Sorry for my bad english or some mistakes, I'm new with Microsoft Live accounts and access in into an application.

Thanks

If you have a single file that you'd just like your clients to be able to download, you'll just want to assemble a variant on the sharing link that you received from the share UI, which should look like this:

https://onedrive.live.com/redir
?resid=8bf6ae9dbc6caa4c!116505
&authkey=!AD0q0bcg_i3dmvg
&ithint=file%2ctxt

You will want to modify the path from redir into download , and you can removed the ithint parameter so the request looks like the following:

https://onedrive.live.com/download.aspx
?resid=8bf6ae9dbc6caa4c%216505
&authkey=%21AD0q0bcg_i3dmvg

This url should allow you to make an anonymous request and download that shared file for your applications usage.

For more robust sharing scenarios, I'd recommend looking at https://dev.onedrive.com for a list of all supported scenarios with examples on how to use them

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