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In Part 1, I showed how to construct a URL which would pull out data from Amazon's web services on the best selling Power Ranger toys. With that part done, it's now time to think about how we make use of that data by using it in a web page.For this example, I am going to show you how I do this using VB in ASP.net. I realise that ASP.net is a bit of a minority interest and it seems like most people out there are using PHP. I will add tutorials for other options later on, but today I will just do ASP.net and for that you will need web hosting space which supports the .net framework.OverviewASP.net comes with some nice controls which you can easily bind to an XML data source. The only challenge here is that to use them in their simplest form, they like the XML source to be rather flat in stru...