Re: Fetching sequential children

2009-12-23 Thread Mahadev Konar 
Hi ohad,
  there isnt a way to get a selected set of children from the servers. So
you will have to get all of them and filter out the unwanted ones. Also,
what Steve suggested in the other email might be useful for you.

Thanks
mahadev


On 12/23/09 12:29 AM, "Ohad Ben Porat"  wrote:

> Hey,
> 
> Under the main node of my application I have the following sequential
> children:  mytest1, mytest2, mytest3, sometest1,sometest2,sometest3.
> Now, I want to get all children of my main node that starts with mytest,
> something like getChildren("/main/mytest*", false), is there a command for
> that? Or must I bring all children and filter out the unwanted ones?
> 
> Ohad

Re: Fetching sequential children

2009-12-23 Thread Steve Chu 
You may create the parent node first: /main/mytest
Then create sequential children under it:
create_sequential('/main/mytest/mytest')
...
/main/mytest/mytest01
/main/mytest/mytest02
/main/mytest/mytest03
..
So you could get all sequential children by get_children('/main/mytest')

On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 4:29 PM, Ohad Ben Porat  wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Under the main node of my application I have the following sequential 
> children:  mytest1, mytest2, mytest3, sometest1,sometest2,sometest3.
> Now, I want to get all children of my main node that starts with mytest, 
> something like getChildren("/main/mytest*", false), is there a command for 
> that? Or must I bring all children and filter out the unwanted ones?
>
> Ohad
>



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Steve Chu
http://stvchu.org

Fetching sequential children

2009-12-23 Thread Ohad Ben Porat 
Hey,

Under the main node of my application I have the following sequential children: 
 mytest1, mytest2, mytest3, sometest1,sometest2,sometest3.
Now, I want to get all children of my main node that starts with mytest, 
something like getChildren("/main/mytest*", false), is there a command for 
that? Or must I bring all children and filter out the unwanted ones?

Ohad