Need help regarding Jackrabbit GQL usage:

[Ashok <as...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

We are using JackRabbit 2.0

I am exploring GQL for searching nodes in our repository. I need to know how
we can club more than one conditions in the statement.

For eg:

I want to search nodes in the path "/ConfigRoot/tmp" and has a property
named "book".

Individually we can construct 2 queries for the above conditions using:

 GQL.execute("path:/ConfigRoot/tmp", session);
 GQL.execute("book", session);

But I want to club these 2 conditions as 1 statement. How can we achieve
this?
Also please point me if there is any GQL related working examples?

-- 
Cheers,
Ashok
+91-9600117508

Re: Need help regarding Jackrabbit GQL usage:

[Paco Avila <pa...@openkm.com>]

with "path:/ConfigRoot/tmp book" you can get all nodes starting from that
path and containing the word "book" in any of the properties. As far as I
know you can't test a property existence using GQL.

And for the documentation you can see the javadoc or the source code ;)

El 12/05/2011 15:11, "Ashok" <as...@gmail.com> escribió:
> Hi,
>
> We are using JackRabbit 2.0
>
> I am exploring GQL for searching nodes in our repository. I need to know
how
> we can club more than one conditions in the statement.
>
> For eg:
>
> I want to search nodes in the path "/ConfigRoot/tmp" and has a property
> named "book".
>
> Individually we can construct 2 queries for the above conditions using:
>
> GQL.execute("path:/ConfigRoot/tmp", session);
> GQL.execute("book", session);
>
> But I want to club these 2 conditions as 1 statement. How can we achieve
> this?
> Also please point me if there is any GQL related working examples?
>
> --
> Cheers,
> Ashok
> +91-9600117508