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Having said that, I think the authors do a fairly good job of covering the material that they are attempting to do. This is definitely an introduction to XML, though, and there are a lot of unanswered detail questions that you will obviously need to research in other books.
There are several mistakes in the quoted code, and the fact that the WROX site is no longer available makes this a tough book to work through. Fortunately my C# is good enough to spot most of the syntactical errors, but I pity someone who is new to C# too.
In a nutshell, this book is okay, but you're going to need a lot more than this to really get to grips with the stuff.
I'm going to look at a couple of the O'Reilly books...
The merits of the book is a good intro to new technology when working with .net but what is the good if the code don't work
as in this book
there is missing code in chapter1 adding a recordset to xmlfile
chapter3 code in p118 and 119 don't work
Chapter 8 discusses xslt isn a very poor manner, in addition to all the missing xslt files and the non working application
in the download section.
At this point I cannot continue reviewing this book, there are
too many fundamental flaws in code and I don't know where to begin
As usual I have resorted to wrox support and again there is no comment to no surprise.
As a veteran of xml and xslt for the last 4 yrs, if you want
a book with alot of questions and NO answers this is the book for you.
until the code is this book is revised by the authors or WROX
this book is a death sentence to ALL who want to know about xml
and xslt in the .net world
The validity of the review is only good if the programmer
actually tries to run the code and not just say it that
it works.
Lets see if wiley can get these missing examples up and running for us
Simple things like the illogical order in which topics are presented throughout each chapter, misleading diagrams, unclear or just plain bad use of grammar, inadequate use of examples in the early chapters, some VB code snippets (it's supposed to be a C# book) are all simple mistakes that could have been eliminated at editorial stage, and which, had this been done, would have made for a far better reader experience.
This book does it's job, but I am sure there are better texts out there.
