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XPATH
Hi,
is it possible to formulate an xpath expression, to get the aquired node +
all of his ancestors?
Thanks in advance
Hartmut Zimmermann
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Antwort: Re: XPATH
Posted by ha...@basf-it-services.com.
hi marcel,
ok, that what I do at the moment.
Thanks for feedback
Hartmut
Hartmut Zimmermann
Phone: +49 621 60-49477, Fax: +49 621 60-78817, E-Mail:
hartmut.zimmermann@basf-it-services.com
Postal Address: BASF IT Services GmbH, HS-AA - J660, 67059 Ludwigshafen,
Germany
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BASF IT Services GmbH, Registered Office: 67059 Ludwigshafen, Germany
Companies' Register: Amtsgericht Ludwigshafen, HRB 3541
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Dr. Kurt Ettmüller, Dr. Ralf Sonnberger
Chairman of the Supervisory Board: Andrew Pike
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hartmut.zimmermann@basf-it-services.com wrote:
> is it possible to formulate an xpath expression, to get the aquired node
+
> all of his ancestors?
I assume you mean a node in a query result when you say 'acquired node'.
that's currently not possible, but you can easily walk up the ancestor axis
using the JCR API Node.getParent().
regards
marcel
Re: XPATH
Posted by Marcel Reutegger <ma...@gmx.net>.
hartmut.zimmermann@basf-it-services.com wrote:
> is it possible to formulate an xpath expression, to get the aquired node +
> all of his ancestors?
I assume you mean a node in a query result when you say 'acquired node'.
that's currently not possible, but you can easily walk up the ancestor axis
using the JCR API Node.getParent().
regards
marcel