Matt, thanks for the idea. Unfortunately, my mileage did vary. I wrapped the map in a
public class Container {
Object o;
public Object getO() {
return o;
}
public void setO(Object o) {
this.o = o;
}
}
and '@name', 'o/@name', etc. didn't work....
IIRC, JXPath doesn't like lists, maps, etc. at the root level. Wrap
these in something, e.g. [lang] MutableObject or whatever container
you like, then try @name. This is all from memory,
YMMV.
Matt
