Never-mind... I've figured it out. It just took some getting used to
using more parts of XPath. The path "/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'man']" gave me the result
I was looking for. It's really simple and I'm embarrassed that the
answer escaped me for so long.
Thanks.
Paul
On Feb 15, 2006, at 3:04 PM, Paul DeCoursey wrote:
I have a List (a Vector to be specific) that has nothing except
HashMaps
in it with all sorts of values in them.. What I am trying to get is
find
a fast way to get the specific HashMap that has a key with a specific
value in it. I thought that JXPath was the way to get but it doesn't
appear to be treating the HashMaps as seperate objects. I can find out
if one exists with the specific value, and I can set values but I
cannot
set a value for a field on a HashMap with a specific value on another
key...
Example:
[{ID: dude, NAME: Pen}, {ID: man, NAME: Crayon}, {ID: sir, NAME:
Pencil}]
How can I set the NAME property of the Hash with the ID man?
Paul
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