I have this routine (copied from another post on this mailing list)
String name(Element e) {
XPath nameXPath = DocumentHelper.createXPath("/*/name/text()");
return nameXPath.valueOf(e); // valueInside() would have been a nicer name
}
main(Document doc) {
List people = doc.getRootElement().selectNodes("/*/person");
out.println("name1 = " + name((Element) people.get(0));
out.println("name2 = " + name((Element) people.get(1));
}
Document is created from this file
<db>
<person><name>Jack</name><age>23</age></person>
<person><name>Barbara</name><age>28</age></person>
</db>
The probles is that instead of
name1 = Jack
name2 = Barbara
I get
name1 =
name2 =
If I use "//name/text()" as xpath I get
name1 = Jack
name2 = Jack
What I did wrong?
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) http://cs.unibo.it/~barabucc
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