Dmitri,
Yes, it is a problem. I think the XPath specification is too strict. But, I`m not sure if JXPATH should break with XPath specification.
Thanks,
ijorge
Dmitri Plotnikov wrote:
ijorge,
I have been getting a bunch of requests for a change in this area. The problem is that I currently don't know what change to make without breaking the conformance to the XPath specification. See http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=32360
Please advise,
- Dmitri
ijorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I�m a question about the behavior of jxpath when read DOM with a sentence without prefix. If I have this sentence:
context.getValue("$root/[EMAIL PROTECTED]"aa"]/example2");
This sentence don�t works because "example2" doesn�t have a prefix. My jxpath code is generated automatically and I don�t know the prefix when this code is generated.
I see these solutions: 1) not to change anything because prefix are necessary. 2) jxpath searches a empty prefix in the registered namespaces. 3) jxpath searches the default namespace in the ancestors. 4) 3) and 2).
I have changed the class java/org/apache/commons/jxpath/ri/axes/SimplePathInterpreter.java, the method getNodeIterator() and this change (solution 2) resolve my problem. I comment on this situation because I think current behavior should be changed.
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