I think you're thinking of XQuery... dom4j (or rather jaxen, the underlying XPath library)
doesn't handle XQuery, just regular XPath. I think Saxon does XQuery.
b
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Hello,
Can I use for-expressions in dom4j?
For example, the code below:
for $i in @::* return concat(name($i),":",$i)
Yields the following exception...
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" org.dom4j.InvalidXPathException: Invalid
XPath expression: for $i in @::* return concat(name($i),":",$i) Unexpected '$'
Regards
Thibaud.
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