Hi Sébastien
Thanks for the help! I did not now that one has to put a "fn:" infront
of the name() function. I gave it a try like this:
/jrc:root//*[fn:name() = '1234']
I need the // because I don't know where in the tree the node is that
I'm looking for. However, I'm not getting anything although the node
exists! When I do this with an sql query, it works:
select * from nt:base where jcr:path like '/%/1234'
In xpath, only this works:
/jcr:root//*/_x0031_234[1]
Am I doing somehing wrong with he name() function or is it simply not
supported?
Regards,
Will
On 04.08.2008, at 10:21, Sébastien Launay wrote:
Hi Will,
This is the same problem as described recently here:
http://markmail.org/message/xyvhkjjsm2igtrhb?q=jackrabbit
So you must use :
/jcr:root/public/_x30_00
or
/jrc:root/public/*[fn:name() = '000'] (only one '/' is needed for
direct children)
--
Sébastien Launay
Will Scheidegger a écrit :
I have a bunch of nodes with numbers as names. When I try to do an
xpath query like
/jcr:root/public/000
I get a JCR exception: javax.jcr.query.InvalidQueryException: Parse
error: data is not a RelationQueryNode
I also tried this:
/jrc:root/public//*[name() = '000']
But it seems like name() is not supported by JCR. Is there a way to
do
this?
Thanks!
will
