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    I have been working with XML for a while and quite often, I need to write navigation functions to search for a particular DOM model, such as find a book with a particular keyword but the publisher has to be somePublishName, plus the price of the book cannot be hight than $50.00, etc. The code to finish this task is somehow quite alike and tedious, I was just wondering if there is any tool to help on this part? For example, what about the TreeWalker thing with a NodeFilter? anyone heard of this and had some experience with this? Basically the searching in the XML file is very tedious and somewhat repeatable, any tools for this.

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      I have been working with XML for a while and quite often, I need to write navigation functions to search for a particular DOM model, such as find a book with a particular keyword but the publisher has to be somePublishName, plus the price of the book cannot be hight than $50.00, etc. The code to finish this task is somehow quite alike and tedious, I was just wondering if there is any tool to help on this part? For example, what about the TreeWalker thing with a NodeFilter? anyone heard of this and had some experience with this? Basically the searching in the XML file is very tedious and somewhat repeatable, any tools for this.

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      xslt and the xml forum :-) Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder

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        I have been working with XML for a while and quite often, I need to write navigation functions to search for a particular DOM model, such as find a book with a particular keyword but the publisher has to be somePublishName, plus the price of the book cannot be hight than $50.00, etc. The code to finish this task is somehow quite alike and tedious, I was just wondering if there is any tool to help on this part? For example, what about the TreeWalker thing with a NodeFilter? anyone heard of this and had some experience with this? Basically the searching in the XML file is very tedious and somewhat repeatable, any tools for this.

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        shhhhh! the NPQITL police is on the hunt...


        we are here to help each other get through this thing, whatever it is Vonnegut jr.
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          I have been working with XML for a while and quite often, I need to write navigation functions to search for a particular DOM model, such as find a book with a particular keyword but the publisher has to be somePublishName, plus the price of the book cannot be hight than $50.00, etc. The code to finish this task is somehow quite alike and tedious, I was just wondering if there is any tool to help on this part? For example, what about the TreeWalker thing with a NodeFilter? anyone heard of this and had some experience with this? Basically the searching in the XML file is very tedious and somewhat repeatable, any tools for this.

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          You probably want to use XPath[^]. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com

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