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XPath Analyzer is an attempt to build a query analyzer for XPath language, accessible over the Internet. XPath is a very efficient language to address specific nodes in an XML document. Author: Enrico Elizar Samuel Code: ASP.NET v1.1 & VB |
XML Path Language (or XPath) is a W3C standard that primarily allows identifying parts of an XML document. This means that if you have an XML document and would like to locate one or more nodes, you can use XPath to do that. Author: Darshan Singh Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & C# |
Although several classes in the System.Xml assembly can use XPath, this article focuses on how you can pass XPath expressions to two methods—SelectSingleNode() and SelectNodes()—to match easily on different types of XML nodes.
Author: Dan Wahlin Code: ASP.NET v1.1 & C# |
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I'll examine the API exposed by the XPathNavigator class located within the System.Xml.XPath namespace. XPathNavigator isn't as fast as the forward-only API provided by the XmlTextReader or as full-featured as the DOM, but it can be quite useful in apps. Author: Dan Wahlin Code: ASP.NET v1.1 & C# |
If you've worked with XSLT, you're probably accustomed to using the xsl:sort element when you need to sort strings or numbers within an XML doc. But XSLT can be overkill in certain cases when you simply need to sort and display data within an XML doc. Author: Dan Wahlin Code: ASP.NET v1.1 & JScript |
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