On 6 Feb 2006 22:45:15 -0800, "sp" <Praveen.Kumar.SP@g...> wrote:

>i have an xml file
>
>
> <catalog>
> <cd>
>  <title>Empire Burlesque</title>
>  <artist>Bob Dylan</artist>
>  <country>USA</country>
>  <company>Columbia</company>
>  <price>10.90</price>
>  <year>1985</year>
>  </cd>
> </catalog>
>
>
>now i am working in C++ and my requirement
>is to get the artist value of each cd and store it in a array
>
>i wonder whether XSL could help me out in this scenario

Actually you want to just use XPath, which is the selection language
used in XSL. I'm not sure of the C++ syntax, but basically you want a
DOM method to get the results back - in Javascript this *is* returned
as an array of DOMNode objects : 


var result = xmlDoc.selectNodes("/catalog/cd/artist");
if (result != null) {
	for (i=0; i<result.length; i++) {
		alert(result[i].text);
	}
}

I'm sure you can adapt this easily enough - selectNodes is a standard
DOM function which should be available within your XML environment in
C++

HTH
Cheers - Neil