Bugs item #1560566, was opened at 2006-09-18 08:57
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Category: Tasks
Group: 0.85
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: Gerald Schroecker (gschroecker)
>Assigned to: Charles Chan (cchan_qa)
Summary: xmlpeek with count() fails
Initial Comment:
The task <xmlpeek> does not work with the xpath count
() function:
e.g.
<xmlpeek file="autotest.xml" xpath="count
(/Autotester/Script/messa...@level='Error'])"
property="errorcount" />
ALWAYS fails with the following message:
Failed to select node with XPath expression 'count
(/Autotester/Script/messa...@level='Error'])'.
The expression passed to this method should result
in a NodeSet.
The file autotest.xml looks like that:
<Autotester Type="Errorlog">
<Script Name="Autotest.tst">
<Message Level="Error" Nr="1" Event="Begin" />
</Script>
</Autotester>
-
Gerald
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Comment By: Charles Chan (cchan_qa)
Date: 2010-02-16 15:09
Message:
Does this affect xpath count() only? What about other functions such as
exists() or string-length()?
If it only affect certain functions only, then it is truly odd.
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Comment By: Rob M (robm79)
Date: 2007-04-16 20:05
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I am also unable to get xmlpeek to work with the count function.
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