Sal,
Did you get this working?
If so could I see your code please - can't get mine to work!
Thanks,
Jay
"Shanku Niyogi (MS)" <shankun@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> In the .NET Framework, you can load any XML document into a DataSet, using
> XmlDataDocument, and then databind against the dataset.
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> You could also use XmlNode.SelectNodes to select all the nodes you want to
> databind, and then databind the List to it, setting the DataTextField
> property to "InnerText".
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> The ASP.NET QuickStart Tutorial shows how to databind to XML data (see the
> "Server Side Data Access" section) - you can use the same concepts for the
> mobile List or ObjectList controls.
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> Shanku
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> From: "Sal Mendoza" <salmendoza@decadesoftware.com>
> Subject: Data Binding with XML
> Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2002 08:31:33 -0800
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> Is anyone aware of any mobile list control that will allow you to bind XML
> data to the control?
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> Any help or resources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
>
> -Sal
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