I'm still struggling with xpath syntax.
I'm creating a menu via XSLT that checks to see if any given node has a
descendant somewhere down the chain that is the 'current active page' and,
if so, then it should display itself.

I'm struggling to keep track of all the ways to format a match value. Can
anyone recommend a decent overview or cheat-sheet?
Here's the particular one I'm stuck on:
I want to match any 'page' tag with the attribute of the subSite param.

I am both producing and parsing an xml document that needs to be validated against a schema. I wanted some consumers of the document
to have the option of not performing a validation, so I left the nodes in the instance unqualified. An example of the document is
below:
<?xml ...

I created a custom Section handler using System.configuration for Web
application to read from Web.Config File.
If I want to use the same handler to read from app.config file:
app.config is not interpreted as XML file, & the code breaks.

I've added an XML file to my windows client project, with data in it, but
when I BUILD the
project the xml file seems to be compiled into the executable or one of the
DLLs. I want the XML file itself placed into the assembly so that when

Is it possible to define exactly what format the XML takes when you create it from a Dataset. I have defined a XML schema but the XML I get from the Dataset (which is a strongly typed dataset using my XML schema) doesn't use this schema ie I get the standard element type xml ...

I have three xml schemas, one schema contains types that the other two
referance. When generate code for each of the schemas, all three cs files
contain the types that are part of the common schema.
Currently I am going through the auto generated code and removing the common

This is my XML file and below you will find my code to remove it... I was
thinking that it's a simple task but this code doesn't work.
Anybody have a better solution?
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What would be the best way to parse this XML document?
I want to avoid using XMLDocument.
I don't know if I should use XMLTextReader, or Xpath classes.
There is only one element <MessageStore> element in the document, "always"

I am making a flash card type program for the PocketPC. I am using a dataset
to contain the cards, all of that works great.
I thought I would just import the XML into word or excel, copy/paste the
data from other sources or add new records, and then save it as xml.  As i

I want to read certain node from xml file by the ID.
It means taht I know the ID of person, and I want read all data that person
(eg: name,mail...).
persons.xml

I want to have a class that contains only a collection of another class.
For example:
public __gc class Alignment {
public:

Can anyone point me to a good tutorial for XML in .NET?  Also XSD and XLST +
some info on XPath would be useful.
Thanks
Pete

Hello, All!
I'm working with accentuated characters in my XML files, and I have found
problems to load and save it.
First, for this case, I always have my XML in memory, and I load it via

I need to merge 3 or more xml streams (I have 4 string variables that
contain xml) into a single xml stream before doing a transformation. Is
there any sample code or site to show the way?
Thanks