i also get the same error about System.Xml.dll somehow the idea to try dataset1.readxml(file.xml) datagrid1.datasource = dataset1 only gives me trouble if i cant load an xml from a file, how is it possible to get it from a web service and im starting to worry about that
What do you mean by search with XML? If you want to access a specific element or attribute of an XML file use XPath[^].
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An XML Schema file is an XML file itself, so you can use the usual APIs like XmlDocument or XmlTextWriter.
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I find it easy enough to grasp, and i can figure it out in time. I just hate the whole process of doing tutorials and stuff that i already know just to get to those small gems of information that i actualy need to make it work. ;)
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Steve I am not sure I agree with you conclusion that an issue of finding a file using the compact framework qualifies as an XML issue just because the contents of your particular file is XML. Oh never mind... I just noticed you are using VB.
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Affan Toor wrote:
could not handle it
What does that mean? Show us the code you got so far.
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Stefan Troschuetz wrote:
If you mean that you want to write your own XML parser that will be a very challenging task and most probably no one here can give you complete code for this.
If memory serves well there are some articles... At least one XML parser in C++ - probably portable to linux.
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kalaveer wrote:
Error processing resource 'file:///C:/Documents and Setti...
The browser cannot file the document with that pathname. If you are accessing the file locally, then make sure this is the correct pathname. If you are accessing the file via HTTP, make sure the pathname is a relative or absolute URL.
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