I am using a WebService that returns a string. The string is actually a small xml file. I want to display the different elements, but am wondering what the best way to parse them is. Should I use an XmlDocument and read the innertext of each node? Is there a way to get all nodes without declaring each one individually? Thanks Eric
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Java IDE's?IntelliJ is a real nice IDE, but it's not free. I WSAD at the office, and love it, but find myself using NetBeans quite often. It's not as feature rich as eclipse or IntelliJ, but it does the job, and is light weight. Eric