Hello, I like JXPath, but I'd like to make a change to the source, and I'm hoping for some advice here. When using the JXPathContext.createPathAndSetValue() method on some Java beans, I get an exception if something like:
/[EMAIL PROTECTED] = 'Rental Reimbursement' and @detailName = 'Number']/detail results in the predicate returning an null value. But, using the same createPathAndSetValue() method with that XPath when the predicate does not result in null, works just fine. I could easily turn my predicate into an object if I were dumped into my AbstractFactory.createObject() method. Can anyone suggest what I might change to make that happen, or give a good explanation as to why I should not do that? Thanks, Dustin
