Problem with System.XML in SmartPhone Application

O

okaminer

Hi
My problem is that it seems that some of the functions have been
disapeared from the XMLDocument Object
For example I can't find the function SelectSingleNode or SelectNodes
I've no idea what the problem is but I'm sure those function are
suppose to be there somewhere

Now I've tried to remove the reference and bring it back up.

If you have any idea why my IDE acting like that please let me know

Thanks,
 
C

Chris Tacke, eMVP

No, they've never been there. XPath is not supported in the CF. Your IDE
is just fine.

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I

Ilya Tumanov [MS]

There are no SelectSingleNode or SelectNodes in NETCF V1.

If you're using VS 2003, you're using NETCF V1.

If you're using VS 2005, but its V1 project, you're also on NETCF V1.

SP 2003 is NETCF V1 only.


Best regards,

Ilya

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O

okaminer

Thank for answering

I still have a questions
This versions thing is new to me, you said that creating project in VS
2003 creates V1 project
Since I've just started the project I have the following questions
What if I start new project in VS 2005 is there any differece. Does the
Window CE Second edition support developing with visual studio 2005?
 
G

Guest

Studio 2005 has CF1.0 or 2.0 as options for target projects. PPC 2003 SE is
supported for both under '05.

-Chris
 

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