Amir Mistric wrote:
Thanks for the reply... So does only the first digit in the path slice
substring (between '/') needs encoding or do I just encode the whole thing?
Also, do you recommend I use org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ISO9075 to do this or
something else?
yes you only need to encode the first digit because XML does not allow digits as
the first character of a name. but there are also other characters the need
encoding, e.g. a space. which means, you should run all names through the
ISO9075 utility when you create an XPath statement.
P.S. Will SQL queries in Jackrabbit ever support relative paths like XPath
does or is this something not planned?
it is currently not planned because the JCR specification does not mention
relative paths in the where clause and how it should work.
regards
marcel
