Following is an example of an XPath expression that evaluates to either
"true" or "false":
"//strategy[2]/fxSimpleOption[productType='PUT'] and
//strategy[2]/fxSimpleOption[productType='CALL']"
I would like to be able to use dom4j's XPath support to be able to get such
a boolean result as such, in one step, rather than having to get Lists or
Elements and then testing their values, which is what I am doing at
present, something like the following:
boolean yesOrNo = myDoc.evaluate ("//strategy[2]/fxSimpleOption[productType
='PUT'] and //strategy[2]/fxSimpleOption[productType='CALL']");
Is such functionality available, and if so, what is the class.method() to
use?
Thanks,
Michael McDonough
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