Matt Benson, thank you for your answer.
As you wrote, I put /IMyNodeAggregate /into field /myCollection /in
/RootStub /class. This is OK.
A)
/1. public class Rules {//
//2. public static String getName(ExpressionContext context){//
//3. Pointer pointer = context.getContextNodePointer();//
//4. if(pointer == null){//
//5. return "";//
//6. } else {//
//7. if(pointer.getValue() instanceof IMyNode){//
8. *System.out.println("POINTER SET ON " + pointer);*
//9. IMyNode node = (IMyNode)pointer.getValue();//
//10. return node.someService().getName();//
//11. }//
//12. }//
//13. return "";//
//14. }//
//15. }//
/
RootStub is submitted to newContext:
/JXPathContext context = JXPathContext.newContext(rootStub);/
and
/context.getValue("/myCollection"); /
returns myCollection - *OK*
/context.getValue("//myCollection"); /
returns myCollection - *OK*
/
//context.getValue("/myCollection/.[rules:getName() = '///secondName/']");/
returns the instance of IMyNode which someService().getName() returns
"/secondName/" - *OK*
After line
/context.getValue("/myCollection//.[rules:getName() = 'secondName']");/
the next lines are NOT executed. Also no exception, and lenient mode is
not set. I do not understand what is going on. /
/Line 8. of /Rules /class prints/"POINTER SET ON */myCollection[1]*/"
After this I have a lot of doubts, if I can use JXPath in my case.
B)
Can I use regex like here?
/[rules:getName() matches '.*Name']/
Thank you,
Kamil
W dniu 2012-11-02 18:18, Matt Benson pisze:
> As Jun suggests, a custom extension function [1] is probably in order
> to keep your expressions reasonably (!) short. Assuming you want to
> use JXPath without modifying any of your existing code, I would
> recommend trying to write a custom function that makes the call to
> retrieve the name. Then your expression might look like
> ".[mynode:getName() = 'nodeName1']/.[mynode:getName() = 'nodeName2']"
> etc. ISTR JXPath having a bit of trouble processing a collection as
> the root, so you might experiment with making your IMyNodeAggregate be
> a property of your root, or even the value of a variable.
>
> Thinking further, you might get some mileage out of doing some custom
> interface implementations. The discussion of maps [2] in the user
> guide makes reference to the customization needed to treat any
> arbitrary structure similarly to a map, which arguably your
> IMyNodeAggregate is.
>
> HTH,
> Matt
>
> [1] http://commons.apache.org/jxpath/users-guide.html#Custom_Extension_Functions
> [2] http://commons.apache.org/jxpath/users-guide.html#Map_Element_Access
>
> On Fri, Nov 2, 2012 at 11:59 AM, Jun Ouyang <jouyang3@mail.ccsf.edu> wrote:
>> Sorry I am on transit right now so i cant give u a full and proper.respond.
>> But i think you can create your own jxpath function and invoke it to match
>> your need. In this case the function shall check if names are equal？
>> On Nov 2, 2012 9:47 AM, "we9" <we9@o2.pl> wrote:
>>
>>> I started to write some methods which process tree structure. The queries
>>> are based on XPath. And now, I discovered JXPath. I was reading user-guide,
>>> but I didn't find what I want.
>>> I must be sure that there is no posibility to do this with JXPath.
>>>
>>> I have the following interfaces:
>>> interface IMyNode
>>> interface IMyNodeAggregate<C extends IMyNode> implements Collection<C>,
>>> IMyNode
>>>
>>> I want to pass some root (instance of IMyAggregate) and using XPath
>>> notation (eg. /nodeName1//nodeName2/**nodeName3) get proper IMyNode
>>> instances. Name of IMyNode is avaliable by calling
>>> myNode.someService().getName() so maybe some interface JXPath should be
>>> implemented?
>>>
>>> Please answer me if JXPath can help me?
>>>
>>> Thank you in advance,
>>> Kamil
>>>
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