I use JDom to construct the sql as following :
org.jdom.Namespace davNamespace =
org.jdom.Namespace.getNamespace("D", "DAV:");
Element searchRequest = new Element("searchRequest", davNamespace);
Element basicSearch = new Element("basicSearch", davNamespace);
searchRequest.addContent(basicSearch);
Element select = new Element("select", davNamespace);
basicSearch.addContent(select);
Element prop = new Element("prop", davNamespace);
select.addContent(prop);
//property to search
prop.addContent(new Element("displayname", davNamespace));
Element from = new Element("from", davNamespace);
basicSearch.addContent(from);
Element scope = new Element("scope", davNamespace);
from.addContent(scope);
Element href = new Element("href", davNamespace);
href.addContent("files");
scope.addContent(href);
Element depth = new Element("depth", davNamespace);
depth.addContent("infinity");
scope.addContent(depth);
Element where = new Element("where", davNamespace);
basicSearch.addContent(where);
Element and = new Element("and",davNamespace);
where.addContent(and);
Element contains = new Element("contains", davNamespace);
contains.addContent("Huyong");
and.addContent(contains);
Element eq = new Element("eq", davNamespace);
and.addContent(eq);
Element p2 = new Element("prop", davNamespace);
eq.addContent(p2);
p2.addContent(new Element("creationuser", davNamespace));
Element literal = new Element("literal", davNamespace);
//Value of the property
literal.addContent("[EMAIL PROTECTED]");
eq.addContent(literal);
XMLOutputter out = new XMLOutputter();
String query = out.outputString(searchRequest);
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I' think this has nothing to do with the @ character.
There was a problem searching properies that contains xml elements
instead of plain text. I think I fixed this for next release.
Can you please provide the query you are excuting.
Stefan
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