SAX in C#

[Noodnik]

I've got a big and deep XML file I want to extract values from. My webservice is currently entirely in C#. I thought to use SAX because I just want to build up a two-column dataset from my XML file: the PATH and the TEXT VALUE. E.g.: /root= /root/node=2 /root/node/sub=SomeText /root/node2=3 /root/node2/sub=Some More Text Since I've used SAX before to easily build up the "path" part, I searched for a SAX parser in .NET and on the net and am VERY surprised that I can't find one!! Anyways, I'm new to XSLT et. al. and suspect there's a quick way for me to do what I want there (e.g. to build up this two column file WITHOUT knowing the names of the nodes). Can anyone suggest how, or even a small stylesheet to do this?? Thanks for any [good] advice!

[Philip Fitzsimons]

in xslt use the name() function, and to get paths just use the parent axis..

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[Jeremy Kimball]

I'd have to think about it a bit, but my guy tells me what you're looking for is to subclass XmlReader, which is basically a SAX parser that doesn't toss events; it's all manual. If I think of anything better, I'll add to this... Jeremy Kimball