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how to evaluate regex in xpath evaluator in eclipse helios
Posted on 2011-03-23
Hi,
I'm using the xpath expression evaluator in eclipse, the helios EE package.
What I need to do is to cfreate various xpath expressions and verify they work against a given xml file. The evaluator has been working fine for simple expressions, but now I am trying to use the matches() function to do pattern matching. I get a function not found error.
I tried prefixing with fn: so i get fn:matches(node,'pattern')
I *THINK* this is an XPATH 2.0 processor, but am wondering whether that is true.
Any clues to find a solution to pattern matching using eclipse?
A different software application (Oxygen? Altova?)
How can I determine for sure what XPATH version the evaluator is supporting ?
(is there some version() type of expression?)
thx
I'm using the xpath expression evaluator in eclipse, the helios EE package.
What I need to do is to cfreate various xpath expressions and verify they work against a given xml file. The evaluator has been working fine for simple expressions, but now I am trying to use the matches() function to do pattern matching. I get a function not found error.
I tried prefixing with fn: so i get fn:matches(node,'pattern')
I *THINK* this is an XPATH 2.0 processor, but am wondering whether that is true.
Any clues to find a solution to pattern matching using eclipse?
A different software application (Oxygen? Altova?)
How can I determine for sure what XPATH version the evaluator is supporting ?
(is there some version() type of expression?)
thx
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Check the suggestions here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/511942/best-xpath-2-0-expression-evaluator-eclipse
OK, you could have requested some more assistance... Grade C is not nice, but anyway...
Xpath version of the processor can be determined by looking on the plugins in eclipse.
As it seemed that the xpath processor that comes bundled with eclipse is not doing the job for you, I have given you link to some suggested alternatives.
Xpath version of the processor can be determined by looking on the plugins in eclipse.
As it seemed that the xpath processor that comes bundled with eclipse is not doing the job for you, I have given you link to some suggested alternatives.
@scooternh - In case you did not understand my comment about "looking on the plugins in eclipse", from eclipse menu go to Help > About > Installation Details > Plug-ins (page) and you will see something like the attached screenshot 
@WallyMod -
Per my original comment, the answer was not complete, but the link was still useful, even though I had already found that link long before the answer came up.
From my POV, the original answer bordered on trivial, but it *was* an answer and would have been useful if I had not already done my own research in finding the link. The question was up for a long time, so I awarded points and closed it to be done with it.
EE being a paid service with advice from experts, I tend to expect answers to be fairly complete, and perhaps to contain personal knowledge, certainly more than a link that I can turn up myself with a web search. Before I post on EE I generally have done a pretty thorough search of my own. Why post here and wait hours or days for a solution if I can find it myself?
After reviewing the 'how to grade' link you posted, I think a 'B' grade would be appropriate.
@Zlatev:
thanks for the followup screen shot. I'd already looked at this, but it would be helpful if I had not done so.
@WallyMod & Zlatev:
Thanks for the lesson in how to use EE, and what the grades mean.
I will adjust my expectations and use of the service accordingly :)
Per my original comment, the answer was not complete, but the link was still useful, even though I had already found that link long before the answer came up.
From my POV, the original answer bordered on trivial, but it *was* an answer and would have been useful if I had not already done my own research in finding the link. The question was up for a long time, so I awarded points and closed it to be done with it.
EE being a paid service with advice from experts, I tend to expect answers to be fairly complete, and perhaps to contain personal knowledge, certainly more than a link that I can turn up myself with a web search. Before I post on EE I generally have done a pretty thorough search of my own. Why post here and wait hours or days for a solution if I can find it myself?
After reviewing the 'how to grade' link you posted, I think a 'B' grade would be appropriate.
@Zlatev:
thanks for the followup screen shot. I'd already looked at this, but it would be helpful if I had not done so.
@WallyMod & Zlatev:
Thanks for the lesson in how to use EE, and what the grades mean.
I will adjust my expectations and use of the service accordingly :)
@scooternh, be aware that it is also possible to close a question you have asked and answered, with selecting your own comment as an answer.
This way the points you have used for the question will be "refunded" to you.
I am sorry that I did not help in timely manner (e.g. you have solved the issue one way or another yourself).
This way the points you have used for the question will be "refunded" to you.
I am sorry that I did not help in timely manner (e.g. you have solved the issue one way or another yourself).
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