July 2, 2006
@ 02:01 PM
In .NET 2.0 System.Web.UI.WebControls has a XmlDataSource that allows you to bind controls directly to an XML file, or in-memory data. It also allows you to transform the XML (before it is bound) using an XSLT, and XPath can be used to bind only a part of the data, filtered on some criteria. A very useful control.

But unfortunately this control is not available for Windows Forms applications. Is there a logical reason to that?

 
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