Conversion of azure table to xml file

Hello! Everybody,
I am doing a project in which i need to convert the table data to xml file. Actually the
flow is : user enters his personal details, then the data from other form is captured and stored in the table. Now the user ask for the xml file of all the data entered by him. As soon as the button is clicked, the queue gets the key data, which
it matches with entries in the table. There after the data is fetched and the workerrole is given the job to create xml file. We have reached till the part of table creation but would like to get some help that how can we create xml file
for each entries in the table on asked.
Waiting for reply.....

Are you still waiting for help? I don't really I understand your question but perhaps you need to use the XmlSerializer class and related classes. Does
that seem useful? I can help a little with that but I currently don't understand your question well enough to help yet.

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