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Re: Need help to extract node using JAVA Xpath

From: Martin Honnen <mahotrash@-----.-->
To: NULL
Date: 6/5/2007 5:17:00 PM

brahatha wrote:

> So final result should be like this,
> 
> Attempt 1:
> <NodeIwant nodeName="conf" noFail="1">
> <NodeIwant nodeName="nconf" noFail="0">
> Attempt 2:
> <NodeIwant nodeName="xyz" noFail="0">

XPath 1.0 selects nodes in a document, it does not change them. Thus if 
you select a NodeIwant element node in the XML sample you posted then it 
continues to have its child nodes like those Data elements. If you only 
need the NodeIwant elements without their child nodes then you need an 
XSLT transformation.

As for the XPath
   /RootElement/colAttempt/*[starts-with(name(), 
'Attempt')]/ResultElement/nodeList/NodeIwant
should do to select all those NodeIwant elements, if you want to do it 
in two steps then first select
   /RootElement/colAttempt/Attempt1
and
   /RootElement/colAttempt/Attempt2
and then relative to that
   ResultElement/nodeList/NodeIwant



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	Martin Honnen
	http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/


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