Nevermind, I figured it out:
Update upd=new Update(Update.AFTER,xpath,xml);
String updStr=upd.toString();
System.out.println("update="+updStr);
uservice.update(updStr);
Update rmv=new
Update(Update.REMOVE,xpath+"["+matches+"]","");
String rmvStr=rmv.toString();
System.out.println("remove="+rmvStr);
uservice.update(rmvStr);
Where my Update class is just a utility to generate the xupdate string and
"xml" is the new xml node and matches (in a while loop) is the index of the
matching node.
sfurrh wrote:
>
> I am new to xindice and xmldb (though not new to xml) and I am wondering
> how I would go about replacing nodes. Xupdate works fine if i want to
> replace the text content of a single node but how would I go about
> replacing an entire node that is not a collection. For example:
> my collection looks like this:
> <site xmlns:src="http://xml.apache.org/xindice/Query"; id="1"
> src:col="/db/ArtSite" src:key="1">
> <config>
> <icon />
> <title>New Site</title>
> </config>
> <owner>sean</owner>
> <studio>
> <pieces />
> </studio>
> <preferences />
> </site>
>
> and i want to change the config node to look like this:
> <config>
> <icon>images/myicon.jpg</icon>
> <title>My great new site</title>
> </config>
>
> how would I do it without simply iterating through all of the nodes and
> xupdating them individually?
>
> thanks for any info.
>
> Sean
>
>
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