Alexandru Popescu wrote:
Is this gonna work with multi-value properties? This is my problem. Because
doing [EMAIL PROTECTED]:property = 1] would mean to me: does the property have
the value
1, and not does the property contain the value 1 (as would be the case for
mult-value properties).
this depends which one of the comparison operators you are using ;)
XPath defines 'value comparison' (operators like: eq, gt, lt, ne) and
'general comparison' (operators like: =, >, >, !=). The difference
basically is, that value comparison only returns true for a comparison
if the property is single valued and general comparison works for both
single and multi valued properties. In case of a multi valued property a
general comparison will return true if at least one of the values
returns true for that comparison.
e.g. if you have my:property = [1,2,3]
@my:property eq 1 -> false
@my:property = 1 -> true
@my:property != 2 -> true
See also JCR spec section 6.6.4.10
regards
marcel
