XPathTester.NET v1
Add Comment<div align="center"> <table cellpadding="1" cellspacing="2" width="75%" class="outline"> <tr> <td width="50%" class="outline"><b>Download</b></td> <td width="50%" class="outline"><b>SDK</b></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="50%" class="outline"><a class="wbox" href="../../file/xpathtesterv1.zip">xpathtesterv1.zip</a> (20kb)</td> <td width="50%" class="outline">Beta2</td> </tr> </table> </div> <p> <span class=wboxheado>Introduction</span><br> The use of <b>XSLT</b> (Extensible Styles Language Transformations ) has become very common in formatting Web Applications. XSLT uses <b>XPath</b> expressions extensively to pick different members of a XML document to apply transformations. Hence one of the most cumbersome tasks of writing XSLT is to select the right XPath expressions so that the required elements are selected.<br> Often this leads to hours to debugging. <br> I have created this little utility (XPathTester.NET) to quickly test the XPath queries on an XML document so that you can save time while writing XSLT. <br> XPathTester.NET uses the .NET Framework Class libraries internally to execute the XPath queries.<br> There might be some bug's but I would like to hear about them from you!<br> I hope you find this little tool useful!!</p> <p><span class=wboxheado>Screenshot</span><br> <br><div align=center> <img border="0" src="../../img/xpathtesterv1.gif" width="432" height="431"><br> <i>Figure 1: XPathTester.NET</i></div>