Hi
I am still trying to understand what is allowed in "searchexp" of the
jcr:contains.
I am trying to properly parse user entered search query and build a proper
xpath query.
According to EBNF in the spec:
The EBNF for the second parameter is:
searchexp ::= [-]term {whitespace [OR] whitespace [-]term}
term ::= word | '"' word {whitespace word} '"'
word ::= /* A string containing no whitespace */
whitespace ::= /* A string of only whitespace*/
Does this means
- jcr:contains(.,'term1 term2') is equal to jcr:contains(.,'term1') and
jcr:contains(.,'term2') ???
- jcr:contains(.,'term1 OR term2') is equal to jcr:contains(.,'term1') or
jcr:contains(.,'term2') ??? Does OR has to be capitalized if in searchexp???
- since you cannot do "and|or not jcr:contains(.,'term2')" ("not" between
jcr:contains throws lexical expression) how do you search for content that does
not include a term? Is it using jcr:contains(.,'-term1')? If so can searchexp
containing -term1 be combined with "OR" does it have to be standalone...
- are the "and" and "or" the only keywords allowed between
jcr:contains(.,'xxx') parts?
In order to properly construct the xpath query I need to know when do I have to
"chain" the jcr:contains and when can I put the searchexp inside jcr: contains
I appreciate any help...
Amir
