Dan Diephouse wrote:
Marcel Reutegger wrote:
Dan Diephouse wrote:
I don't see how it's possible to create an SQL syntax where you test
for properties both on the node you're selecting and on it's child
though. Can anyone enlighten me?
that's not possible using SQL. JSR 170 does not specify how
properties of a child node can be used in a predicate. you have to
write a XPath statement:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] = 'Dan Diephouse' or entry/@title = 'Jackrabbit']
regards
marcel
Cool, thanks Marcel.
Going to throw a wrench in the mix. Is it possible to do something
like this:
/blog/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Jackrabbit' or ../@author='Dan Diephouse']
As I apply this to may app I'm realizing its not actually the "blog"
node I want to select, its the "entry" node. (This is a contrived
example, I swear there is an actual non contrived usage for this in
my app).
- Dan
FYI, I tried both the above and using "parent::node()/@author..." and
neither worked.
- Dan
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