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XML Part 1: Playing with RSS Feeds and XML Content

A lot of data these days is wrapped as XML, and up until now, handling XML data wasn't a piece of cake. PowerShell makes handling XML a lot easier. This is the first part of a little series about XML and PowerShell. We start with accessing XML documents...

Published Sat, Jan 17 2009 10:37 AM by Tobias Weltner

Filed under: XML, RSS, New-Object, Format-Table, Where-Object, Internet, Select-Object

Using PowerShellPlus with PowerShell V2 (CTP3)

The great news is: PowerShellPlus works as-is with PowerShell V1 and PowerShell V2, indicating the stable and solid approach of its engine. No updates needed. From the very beginning, we took care to use only approved and backwards-compatible PowerShell...

Published Sun, Jan 04 2009 10:54 PM by Tobias Weltner

Filed under: PowerShellPlus, Cache, CTP3

Tipps & Tricks Using Compare-Object

Compare-Object is a very powerful Cmdlet that can compare different result sets. The funny thing is: when you try to use Compare-Object in simple scenarios, all works fine. Once you put it to work in production environments, it often fails. Here is why...

Published Fri, Jan 09 2009 1:47 AM by Tobias Weltner

Filed under: Diff, syncWindow, Monitor, Snapshot, Export-CliXML, Compare-Object, Import-CliXML

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XML Part 1: Playing with RSS Feeds and XML Content

Using PowerShellPlus with PowerShell V2 (CTP3)

Tipps & Tricks Using Compare-Object