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By David Silverlight
First Posted 04/07/2003
Times viewed 322

Using XML and XSLT in VB.NET Jeopardy


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Summary This version of VB.NET Jeopardy uses a wide variety of techniques to access XML/XSLT from within .NET. Among the objects and techniques involved are: XmlDocument, XslTransform, Muenchian Technique for grouping, Compiled XPath Expressions, XPathNodeIterator, XPathDocument, XPathEpression, XmlTextWriter and SelectSingleNode

This application is a version of the well-known game of jeopardy that we use in our FlaDotNet.com .NET user group. The original version, created by Shervin Shakibi(Shervin@ComputerWays.com), accessed all of the Jeopardy Data from a SQL Server Database using DataReaders.

This current version has the same functionality, but uses techniques that are all XML/XSLT specific. The purpose of this version is to demonstrate various ways to process XML and XSLT from withing Visual Studio.NET.

Among the XML/XSLT objects and techniques involved are:
XmlDocument, XslTransform, Muenchian Technique for grouping, Compiled XPath Expressions, XPathNodeIterator, XPathDocument, XPathEpression, XmlTextWriter and SelectSingleNode.


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