Andre Scheunemann wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Here are a couple more questions:
I would like to limit the selection to nodes matching a pattern such as
*.abc
I've tried the following without success:
//*[jcr:like(name(), '%abc)]
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]:path, '%abc')]
this is not possible, the only operator that is supported on the node name is
equals and you also need to prefix the name() function with fn:
//*[fn:name() = 'abc']
Is there a way to combine multiple nodetype tests in a single search for
example:
element(*, nt:file) and element(*, someMixinType)
element(*, nt:file) or element(*, nt:folder)
you can use the property jcr:primaryType and jcr:mixinTypes, but you have to
take care of the node type inheritance yourself.
//element(*, nt:file)
returns all nt:file nodes as well as all nodes with a sub type of nt:file.
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]:primaryType = 'nt:file']
will only return node with exactly the primary type nt:file. but you can now add
more clauses:
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]:primaryType = 'nt:file' and jcr:mixinTypes =
'someMixinType']
or another example:
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]:primaryType = 'nt:file' or jcr:primaryType = 'nt:folder']
regards
marcel
