The easiest way is to use the selectNodes() method to find all the <rdf:li>
elements (or their text nodes) and then extract the text from each of those.
e.g.
List list = myXPath.selectNodes(myDocument);
for (Iterator iter = list.iterator(); iter.hasNext(); ) {
Node myNode = (Node) iter.next();
String x = myNode.getStringValue();
...
}
James
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Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 12:54 PM
Subject: [dom4j-dev] <no subject>
> Hi! Me again :-)
>
> When I'm using xpath looking for a certain Attribute which value is a
Bag-Type similiar to this XML-extract:
> ...
> <prf:Attribute>
> <rdf:Bag>
> <rdf:li>Value1</rdf:li>
> <rdf:li>Value2</rdf:li>
> <rdf:li>Value3</rdf:li>
> </rdf:Bag>
> </prf:Attribute>
> ...
>
> I receive by using:
>
> ...
> myNode = myXPath.selectSingleNode(myDocument);
> String x = myNode.getStringValue();
> ...
>
> in String x:
> "
>
> Value1
> Value2
> Value3
>
> "
>
> Is there a better way to get each Value as a single string or do I really
have to parse my string for valid information, so discarding containing
linefeeds & blanks?
>
> Hope I'm not bothering you...
>
> Regards,
> Marc
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