XML / XSL

raveen wrote: How to valitate Xml test suites? If you can't be bothered to provide specific relevant information why should we bother to help you? led mike

whr is the file xml

Sorry, here's the input file

I don't know if you post got messed up or what but it doesn't make any sense. led mike

Don't cross post led mike

Hey Joe, your post is empty. You probably need to read the posting instructions for posting code. They are located on the page you use to post your source code. Also make sure your question, problem, requirements, goal, is clear if you desire a helpful answer. led mike

hi sir, I have another xml which have 7000 properties.Underneath which have child and sub child element.I think datareader or something like this will not be helpful for searching.If you have any specific answer to solve my problem please reply me. wating for reply. snehasish.

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Kagiso Gladwell wrote: How does one get to execute an Excel document using an XSLT As far as I know, you can't. Nothing executes an Excel document that I am aware of. Microsoft Excel can load and Excel document. Maybe you should try that. I don't know what any of this has to do with XML or XSLT. led mike

Stone Free wrote: No the XPath statement is being used directly from the XML Document. Do you have any experience using a DOM with selectSingleNode()? As far as I know you can't return the result of name() as a node because it's not a node. Therefore what you are trying to do below makes no sense to me. pElem = domDoc->selectSingleNode(_bstr_t("name(/find:ResponseEnv/find:Bodies/node())")); led mike

hey, is there any solution for this. or idea to implement in a different way. Thanks, Bad Programmer

SNI wrote: During these fews days there are some updates (XP updates) OR some group policies has been changed in my company. I would like to know is this have any impact on SOAP communication in my application. Why are you asking in here about an XP update or your companies group policies? WTF dude? led mike

A Microsoft Word Document? Don't you think that Microsoft might document that information? :rolleyes: Good luck, you're going to need it. led mike

I am sure you can find existing articles on the internet discussing all the issues in comparing the two so I won't attempt to reinvent the wheel here. Try using Google. That said, one significant benefit in many cases is that a Schema file is XML where a DTD is not. This fact has many repercussions that you can find out all about if you study XML technology. led mike

idoyohanan wrote: "<" or ">". I want to see "<" and ">" instead of it. they are equal??

foreach (XmlNode AutostartNode in kindknoop.ChildNodes) { if (AutostartNode.Name== "Job") AutostartJobsStringList.Add(AutostartNode.InnerText); }