XML / XSL

You don't know how to compare two strings? How about String.Compare[^] :rolleyes: led mike

:) Actually my project contains many xsl and xml handling as I noted before. That is why I cant change the VC++ control for HTML behaviour right now. Instead of that I should manage the xsl and html template to get the expected results. Also I dont have any experience in this area of xsl and html... I am doing a self study, that might be why I cant explain things better. Sorry. Thank you for your reply. - NS - [ODBaseBtn]

Don't delete your posts. This site is not here just for you. Others may benefit from your question and any replies given that solve the problem. led mike

jesarg wrote: It seems that most people just use the XmlWriter class, manually writing low-level elements one at a time. However, I was wondering if there's a more elegant way to accomplish this task; for instance, a single function that says: "Make a 'hello' node as the child of 'root'->'greetings'->'hi'" where the 'hello' node is fully defined in a class before being inserted. Have you looked into Serialization? System.Xml.XmlSerializer led mike

Do you save the XML document?

Yes, a database. Of course that database may be XML... :-D I do a similar thing, with a Windows Service periodically looking for new files to add to the index.

Your subject asks about schema but your post does not, what do you want? Also to post XML you need to check the check box on the posting page for ignoring HTML tags led mike

Brilliant, thanks!

led mike wrote: You mean the step that generates the schema that is used to generate the typed dataset? Yes exactly! led mike wrote: Since you posted 10 hours ago I won't bother Googling because you probably already have. lolz really good one u know! but I bet u wanna listen to that one as well, actually I need to research on this tommorow and I put the question here today so that may be I'd get some info while working parallel to my project ;-) soooo I'll just google it out tommorow I guess, NO JUICE FOR ME!! Rocky Success is a ladder which you can't climb with your hands in your pockets.

When you have a namespace in your XML document, you have to account for it in your XPath expression whether it is the default namespace or not. Look up "XmlNamespaceManager" in the System.Xml namespace. "We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give." --Winston Churchill

It seems like you were able to find the WPF related forum a few minutes after you posted here, so it looks like you were able to find the right forum. There isn't a dedicated forum for XAML, but since WPF uses XAML (and XAML is currently only used in WPF) that would the correct forum. Normally it is discouraged from deleting posts, particularly if there have been responses to it, but for situations like this in the future you can either delete the other post or simply put a link in it redirecting to the correct one. That way, when other people have the same issue they can find the answer without having to jump around between forums. Scott. —In just two days, tomorrow will be yesterday. —Hey, hey, hey. Don't be mean. We don't have to be mean because, remember, no matter where you go, there you are. - Buckaroo Banzai [Forum Guidelines] [Articles] [Blog]

From the wikipedia page on PMML PMML is an XML-based language This is key because your question then has nothing to do with PMML. Your problem is you don't know how to work with XML. That is a significant sized problem making it a poor candidate for a question on an internet forum. There is no easy copy/paste solution for you. The reality is you will have to dig into learning XML and it's related technologies to accomplish your project. For using VC++ the MSDN Web site will contain much information including tutorials and example code. Other major resources are the two web sites TopXML and www.w3schools.com. On all these sites you will find that one very common technique for working with XML in VC++ is to use the COM component MSXML. Good luck led mike