>> Is there a way to access all objects that have been visited while >> resolving the XPath expression? Or can I write my own extension to the >> reference implementation that helps me, collecting all these objects? > > > I think you are after the "ancestor" axis > > HTH
Hi Torsten, this helps only to some extend... First of all, I don't know how I can get the AncestorContext of an element and secondly do I believe that rolling back the ancestors für all results isn't very efficient, as I will walk through the same root objects for every item in the result collection. >From what I have seen in the code isn't it very straight forward to "patch" >the reference implementation only at a specific point to protocol all the >objects that have been visited. But I must admit that the code is somewhat >complex and not easy to understand by just skimming over at the source code... Do you see any easy option to plug in a call back whenever a new object is retrieved that lies on one of the target paths? Thanks in advance, Jörn --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
