Re: Accessing an attribute through XPath

[Oliver Klee <ol...@fit.fraunhofer.de>]

Hi,

Vadim Gritsenko schrieb:
> Hm... I think this one is shorter and does the same:
> ./xindice xpath -c /db/test/ -q 
> "//Person[count(Vorname)=1][Nachname/following-sibling::Geburtsname/@value]/@mitarbeitInProjekt" 

... and results in the same error message. =:-(

> So, it might be some new bug in Xindice. Can you send sample XML file so 
> it's possible to reproduce the bug, or find the problem?

I've attached the document. It can also be found at 
http://www.jeckle.de/vorlesung/xml/examples/projektverwaltung4.xml .

Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a collection "/db/test/".
2. Insert the document into /db/test/.
3. Do one of the following queries:

./xindice xpath -c /db/test/ -q 
"//Person[count(Vorname)=1]/Nachname[following-sibling::Geburtsname[@value]]/parent::Person/@mitarbeitInProjekt"

./xindice xpath -c /db/test/ -q 
"//Person[count(Vorname)=1][Nachname/following-sibling::Geburtsname/@value]/@mitarbeitInProjekt" 


Expected result:
"mitarbeitInProjekt" nodes

Actual result:
Error message: org.xmldb.api.base.XMLDBException: Failed to execute 
command 'Query' on server: http://127.0.0.1:8888/xindice/, message: 
java.lang.Exception: org.w3c.dom.DOMException: This Node Cannot Contain 
This Child

Greets


Oliver
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