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See this[^] article.
/ravi
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Hi, this is follow up to my question earlier.
I've managed to select <entry> nodes with title"summary" using Xpath and would like to retrieve the attribute of <link href="XXX_SUMMARY.xml" />. The format of the XML is actually an atom feed format. Any advice pls. I'm at my wits end. Thanks.
<entry>
<title>Summary</title>
<link href="XXX_SUMMARY.xml" />
<category term="Route" scheme="137" />
<category term="TimeStamp" scheme="20070201101319852" />
<author>
<name>XXX</name>
</author>
<id>XXX_SUMMARY.xml</id>
<published>2007-02-01T02:13:19Z</published>
<summary type="text">EVENT_SUMMARY</summary>
</entry>
<entry>
<title>Report</title>
<link href="XXX_REPORT.xml" />
<category term="Route" scheme="9" />
<category term="TimeStamp" scheme="20070201100628191" />
<author>
<name>XXX</name>
-- modified at 20:56 Tuesday 6th February, 2007
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if your xpath selects the title node and you want the next node then you can try something like this: node.nextsibling.innertext.....
otherwise, you can select the entry node and give node.childnodes[2].innertext....
Hope this helps!!!
Gautham
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thanks but it doesn't work. nextsibling will give the next node but I need to retrieve <link href> immediately after the title node.
I think using node.childnode[1] should select the correct <link href> and way for me to confirm this and retrieve the attribute? Thanks.
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Calling SelectSingleNode("/link/@href") on the XmlNode instance that represents an entry node should return an XmlNode object representing the href attribute on the link element. On this object simply retrieve value of the Value property.
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thanks...it works albeit with some minor adjustments. I selected using SelectNodes and using foreach to loop through the nodelist and not forgetting adding in the namespace part. I know you are just providing some directions instead of spoon feeding me. Thank you very much. You and all the kind hearted souls have been a great help.
thanks and best rgds.
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Hi! Is is possible to come up with a C# application that uses databases but doesnt really need to install Mysql or Oracle? I am using a windows platform and I need to come up with an application that if installed in another computer, wouldn't need to install a database also.
Thanks very much!
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As far as 2-tier achitecture is concern, the answer is yes. You don't need to install your application together with the database. You can create an application in any language that can connect to a remote database server.
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edel_ong wrote: wouldn't need to install a database also.
Did you mean "database server"?
If so, you could use MS Access or SQLite if your application can live with their restrictions.
/ravi
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You could also look at SQL express 2005. It's free.
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try this.
listview.items.focusitem.text
Pls check in this sequence but in this example im not sure about the correct syntax.
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Lord Kixdemp wrote: Is this a feature of .NET 2.0, or is it a problem with my VS?
Neither. A ListView control supports multiple selection.
/ravi
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Listview supports multi selection. This control is similar to the right pane of the windows explorer. There is a property in the listview control which is the 'Multiselect' and it is defaulted to True.
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Yes you can also select a certain item if the MultiSelect is false. Clicking the items listed on the listview will automatically be selected. Ofcourse you can select only one in this case.
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You can use this code to select the one item selected.
listView1.Items[listView1.FocusedItem.Index].Text
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Oh. Thanks! 
Windows Calculator told me I will die at 28. 
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jack_claudine wrote: Listview supports multi selection. This control is similar to the right pane of the windows explorer. There is a property in the listview control which is the 'Multiselect' and it is defaulted to True.
Yes, I know. 
/ravi
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how can i forcast the wheater with nn ?
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I don't know what "nn" is, but the rest of your question can be answered here[^].
/ravi
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Ah. There's a wealth of information out there on using ANNs to model weather forecasts, including this NOAA paper[^].
Sorry, I can't help you with specific code, although my interest in ANNs is in a similar space (financial trend analysis).
/ravi
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I have two Datagrids, one above the other with the same width and X starting point. Is there a way that when the horizontal scrollbar of one is moved right-left, the scrollbar of the other moves to the same position as well?
Thanks!
RABB17
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