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Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2008 13:50:44 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: Search question, with jcr:path.
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I need to search some nodes that are of an specific type, but not of specific
another type nor its descendent.

something like //(*,y)[@jcr:primaryType != 'x']

So, the @jcr:primaryType!='x' would not resolve because only the nodes of
type 'x' would be filtered.
Would this be resolved by an xpath expression, or I will filter after by the
application?
I thought in get all the type descendants of x and put in the filter, but if
another elegant solution exists...

Thanks
Helio.

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